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Brushing Hyzyd's teeth!?!


Hyzyd has already four teeth when he reaches his 7 months. Do I need to brush them now?...and I read that the answer is definitely YES!!!

I thought that I begin brushing his teeth when he reaches one year old. My friend told me that though his primary teeth may be replaced during the early school years by his permanent pearls, still it's important to take care of them now and to establish the habits that will lead him toward a lifetime of dental health.

So, what should I do now? Searching google resolved my query....It's confirmed that tooth brushing can begin as soon as those pearly gems have poked through the gums. This is what I'm going to do:
  • Use a clean, damp washcloth, a gauze pad, or a throwaway finger brush to gently wipe clean the first teeth and the front of the tongue, after meals and at bedtime. Actually I've been doing this before, minus the teeth...he..he..My sis-in-law commented that Hyzyd got a clean tongue...*wink*...It's my father who taught me this even Hyzyd was still a week-old.
  • Toothbrushes — moistened only with water and perhaps a small drop of nonfluoridated baby toothpaste for taste — can also be used, but they should be very soft and with no more than three rows of bristles (I'll ask our friend pharmacist to help us find the finger brushes (i think I have this one..gonna check it later)... and a proper baby toothbrush)
Hope Hyzyd will not bite me...he...he...


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