Six years is the age when permanent changes in primary teeth occur in children. The first incisors change first. The first permanent molars or, as they are popularly called, “sixes” can also be seen at this age. Bite changes can be divided into several stages. The first stage is the formation of an early interchangeable bite; it is made up of the first “sixes” and incisors located in the center. The second stage is the resting period, during which molars do not appear. By the age of 9-11, a child’s teeth change in the supporting zone: permanent premolars replace the molars. By 12-13 years, a permanent bite is fully formed. This is the procedure for changing teeth in children.Crying, screaming, whims
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Kids often began to lose milk teeth not for a natural reason, they are affected by caries, not having time to grow up. There are many reasons: malnutrition, antibiotic treatment, lack of proper hygiene. But modern technologies in medicine, and more specifically in pediatric dentistry, now allow you to treat the teeth of small patients without a drill and without anesthesia. Initial caries became real cure in one visit to the doctor without drilling.