at 3:53 you said they changed color later. What happened after that ? Did you remove the tooth of your baby or you let it remain as it is since they are baby teeth ?
@@cprkids ...glad....even my kid has the same discoloration and we kept it as it is.....we are doing the brush with fluoride toothpaste daily and also making her to gargle with salt water twice daily.
My 8 yr old daughter got hurt while playing. And the blood is coming . Tooth are fine but rightside lover lip and upper gum got hurt blood is coming from right upper gum. What do you suggest and how can I stop blood first ?
great question! "Milk is a good medium for storing knocked-out teeth because cells from the root surface don’t swell up and burst as they do when placed in water. It contains proteins that keep a constant acid-to-alkaline ratio, anti-bacterial substances, as well as sugars to keep cells growing. If milk isn’t available, saliva is better than nothing, so place the tooth inside the person’s mouth, next to their cheek. Just make sure they don’t swallow it - keeping their teeth together will help." theconversation.com/mondays-medical-myth-knocked-out-teeth-are-history-9181
Hi,my 11month grandchild fell on the side of the coffee table and hurt her cheek.It was over a month ago and it was a long time blue on the spot.Now one of the teeth that is coming out,it's not fully out but around it it's blue.Can it be from the fall on the cheek bone?Thank you if you consider answering!
Hi! It would be best to visit a dentist asap - opt for one who is good with kids and take the tooth if you can, so that they can use it to help assess the situation
My 2 year old fell on his face and his 2 front teeth got pushed back up into the gum and are kinda tilted sideways. Will they go back to normal or will I need to take him to see a dentist?
How do you know if your kid has hurt their baby tooth or permanent tooth?
Thsnk you very much for the informative video, Keep going dear :)
Hi if the tooth just get lashed and shaking,heating permanent teeth in a child
at 3:53 you said they changed color later. What happened after that ? Did you remove the tooth of your baby or you let it remain as it is since they are baby teeth ?
took the advice of the dentist who saw her - who said let it remain.
@@cprkids ...glad....even my kid has the same discoloration and we kept it as it is.....we are doing the brush with fluoride toothpaste daily and also making her to gargle with salt water twice daily.
What is the face washer she keeps saying to bite down on? 🤔
Any kind of face cloth or similar material will work for this
My 8 yr old daughter got hurt while playing. And the blood is coming . Tooth are fine but rightside lover lip and upper gum got hurt blood is coming from right upper gum.
What do you suggest and how can I stop blood first ?
What’s in saliva and milk that helps the tooth 🦷 and in what way?
great question! "Milk is a good medium for storing knocked-out teeth because cells from the root surface don’t swell up and burst as they do when placed in water. It contains proteins that keep a constant acid-to-alkaline ratio, anti-bacterial substances, as well as sugars to keep cells growing.
If milk isn’t available, saliva is better than nothing, so place the tooth inside the person’s mouth, next to their cheek. Just make sure they don’t swallow it - keeping their teeth together will help." theconversation.com/mondays-medical-myth-knocked-out-teeth-are-history-9181
Hi,my 11month grandchild fell on the side of the coffee table and hurt her cheek.It was over a month ago and it was a long time blue on the spot.Now one of the teeth that is coming out,it's not fully out but around it it's blue.Can it be from the fall on the cheek bone?Thank you if you consider answering!
Hi! It may be worth a trip to a child-friendly dentist in this situation, so that they can do an assessment for themselves and advise
Hi, my daughter is 2.5 yrs old, from yesterday her upper right gum is swelling over teeth. Please suggest some home remedies.
I'm sorry we can't give specific medical advice, you will need to see your GP or dentist.
My 10 months old fell and knocked out a tooth, please what do i do
Hi! It would be best to visit a dentist asap - opt for one who is good with kids and take the tooth if you can, so that they can use it to help assess the situation
My daughter is 9 months old and she just hit her gum and injured it,please what do I do?
If you are concerned, it would be best to see a child-friendly dentist, or a GP if that is not possible. We hope your little one is okay!
My daughter just knocked her baby tooth loose. Luckily her dentist saw us right away.
What to do in such situation
My 2 year old fell on his face and his 2 front teeth got pushed back up into the gum and are kinda tilted sideways. Will they go back to normal or will I need to take him to see a dentist?
@Aisha Ahmed put the teeth in a plastic bag filled with milk.. don't touch the root of the teeth..and go to the dentist
What ever happened to your baby’s teeth? My 18 month old had that happen to one of her teeth.
@@hollyosima6271 what ever happened to your baby’s teeth? That recently just happened to my 18 month old. Did you end up taking her to the dentist?