teeth care tips

  Dental care is becoming more and more important these days.  There are also fewer and fewer children and young people who suffer from tooth decay  .  Unfortunately, this does not apply to early childhood caries in children under the age of three.  But how does this caries develop?  And how can it be treated? Our guide provides you  with detailed information on the subject of tooth decay in children  .  We will show you the most common causes and explain how you can identify tooth decay in your child.  Finally, we give you  tips on how to avoid tooth decay. 1. About 15% of all children suffer from tooth decay Tooth decay is a dental disease that occurs comparatively frequently . Bacteria initially cause light spots on the teeth, ie in the enamel. If these are not treated, the caries will dig further and further into the tooth until it reaches the dentin . The result is toothache and increased sensitivity to sweet, cold and hot food...