Search engine for discovering works of Art, research articles, and books related to Art and Culture
Javascript must be enabled to continue!
The management of teething disorder on children
View through CrossRef
Teething is a normal part of the developmental phase of the teeth that occurs when the baby's first teeth begin to grow, namely deciduous teeth that appear sequentially on the gum surface. Teething usually begins when the baby is between 6-8 months old; the tooth growth occurs when hormones are released in the body causing a number of cells in the gingiva to die and separate so that deciduous teeth can appear. Although teething is a natural process that occurs in the growth of a child's teeth, sometimes it causes pain and discomfort causes parents to experience anxiety. This paper aims to provide an explanation of the theory of teething in handling teething cases.
Title: The management of teething disorder on children
Description:
Teething is a normal part of the developmental phase of the teeth that occurs when the baby's first teeth begin to grow, namely deciduous teeth that appear sequentially on the gum surface.
Teething usually begins when the baby is between 6-8 months old; the tooth growth occurs when hormones are released in the body causing a number of cells in the gingiva to die and separate so that deciduous teeth can appear.
Although teething is a natural process that occurs in the growth of a child's teeth, sometimes it causes pain and discomfort causes parents to experience anxiety.
This paper aims to provide an explanation of the theory of teething in handling teething cases.
Related Results
Awareness of parents towards Teething
Awareness of parents towards Teething
Objective: The relationship of the first deciduous tooth eruption and the general health of an infant has always been a subject of curiosity. The enigma of teething although histor...
Systematic Review of the Relationship between Vitamin D Deficiency and Delayed Teething in Children and Infants
Systematic Review of the Relationship between Vitamin D Deficiency and Delayed Teething in Children and Infants
Background: In oral health, there has been an increasing focus on vitamin D (VD) levels. VD deficiency (VDD) is linked to a broad range of oral health issues during growth and matu...
Prospective Longitudinal Study of Signs and Symptoms Associated With Primary Tooth Eruption
Prospective Longitudinal Study of Signs and Symptoms Associated With Primary Tooth Eruption
OBJECTIVE:To assess the association between primary tooth eruption and the manifestation of signs and symptoms of teething in infants.METHODS:An 8-month, longitudinal study was con...
“The Earth Is Dying, Bro”
“The Earth Is Dying, Bro”
Climate Change and Children
Australian children are uniquely situated in a vast landscape that varies drastically across locations. Spanning multiple climatic zones—from cool tempe...
Lapse kuvandist täiskasvanute ja laste endi pilgu läbi
Lapse kuvandist täiskasvanute ja laste endi pilgu läbi
The article analyses the image of the child as perceived from the perspective of children and adults and determines to what extent the perceptions vary between the children and adu...
Family Pediatrics
Family Pediatrics
ABSTRACT/EXECUTIVE SUMMARYWhy a Task Force on the Family?The practice of pediatrics is unique among medical specialties in many ways, among which is the nearly certain presence of ...
Daniela Fenu Foerch: interview by Márcia Fusaro and Ana Maria Haddad Baptista
Daniela Fenu Foerch: interview by Márcia Fusaro and Ana Maria Haddad Baptista
EccoS Journal: Dr Foerch thank you very much for this interview. Could you start telling us about your professional background and what the WeFEEL project is?
Daniela Fenu Foerch:...
MRS NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE'S INVALIDISM UNTIL HER MARRIAGE AT AGE 31 WAS ATTRIBUTED TO DIFFICULT TEETHING IN INFANCY
MRS NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE'S INVALIDISM UNTIL HER MARRIAGE AT AGE 31 WAS ATTRIBUTED TO DIFFICULT TEETHING IN INFANCY
Almost an article of faith among the laity until the beginning of this century was the belief that difficult teething could lead to ill health. The following quotation from Nathani...