Oral Health in Pediatrics
Oral Health in Pediatrics ( 10 Questions)
Slightly crooked teeth with no signs of gum disease may not require immediate dental intervention.
Permanent teeth erupting behind baby teeth without signs of looseness may indicate normal shedding of baby teeth.
A slight overbite without difficulty in biting or chewing may not be a cause for concern.
Severe tooth decay and cavities in multiple teeth require immediate evaluation and treatment by a dentist to prevent further complications.
A. Slightly crooked teeth with no signs of gum disease may not require immediate dental intervention.
B. Permanent teeth erupting behind baby teeth without signs of looseness may indicate normal shedding of baby teeth.
C. A slight overbite without difficulty in biting or chewing may not be a cause for concern.
D. Severe tooth decay and cavities in multiple teeth require immediate evaluation and treatment by a dentist to prevent further complications.