Correct me if i am wrong please?
When talking about toddlers or some even preschoolers that should get stale the (milk) bottle, due to potential harm to their teeth, it is because of the bottle not the milk right?
If I am correct, s/he can continue drink as much milk as s/he likes as long as it is not from a bottle?
Yes it is because of the bottle. If they continue usinfg a bottle or a pacifyer too long it could effect their teeth as well as their speech...
it's how they get the milk from the bottle. The milk have a tendency to just sit in their mouths as they are sucking from the bottle, cause decay. So, you're part right. The child can drink as much milk as they want, as long as they teeth are brushed often. Also, whether out of a sippy cup or a bottle, milk shouldn't be given when going to bed as this, too can end in "milk teeth" because the milk sits in the mouth all night.
Answers: Milk is great for toddlers and children once they get age one, it is also strongly suggested that children stop using a bottle at age one because of what it can do to their teeth. It can cause tooth decay because the sucking completely coats the children's teeth whereas when they drink from a sippy cup or regular cup, they swallow more often and as a result less gets on the teeth and sets there. It can also motivation their teeth to gap which may cause problems when they get their severe teeth. To answer your question, keep giving your children milk, but stop the use of the bottle as soon as possible.
Its the bottle b/c milk sugar residue left from the bottle (especially overnight) can lead to cavity or even bottle rot. She can continue to drink milk, just try from a sippy cup or a regular toddler cup depensing on how old she is. Source(s): mom
Yes! You are EXactly CORRECT! The type of decomposition that occurs soon after a primary or baby tooth has erupted is hail as early childhood caries or baby bottle tooth decay. It is the presence of one or more putrid surface in a baby tooth in children below 3 years of age. This disease process develops much more rapidly than cavities or decay surrounded by older children or adults.
It's the bottle, positioning of the nipple - it is only the milk if the child falls asleep while drinking a bottle and doesn't brush his/her teeth afterwards in the past bedtime. Good Luck
I believe it have something to do with the bottle itself not the milk...I believe it's when they suck on the bottle it puts pressure on their teeth slowing forcing their teeth to become misaligned... leading to buck teeth and overbites.
they can drink lots of milk as it is down to the way they win the milk from the bottle.
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If I am correct, s/he can continue drink as much milk as s/he likes as long as it is not from a bottle?
Yes it is because of the bottle. If they continue usinfg a bottle or a pacifyer too long it could effect their teeth as well as their speech...
it's how they get the milk from the bottle. The milk have a tendency to just sit in their mouths as they are sucking from the bottle, cause decay. So, you're part right. The child can drink as much milk as they want, as long as they teeth are brushed often. Also, whether out of a sippy cup or a bottle, milk shouldn't be given when going to bed as this, too can end in "milk teeth" because the milk sits in the mouth all night.
Answers: Milk is great for toddlers and children once they get age one, it is also strongly suggested that children stop using a bottle at age one because of what it can do to their teeth. It can cause tooth decay because the sucking completely coats the children's teeth whereas when they drink from a sippy cup or regular cup, they swallow more often and as a result less gets on the teeth and sets there. It can also motivation their teeth to gap which may cause problems when they get their severe teeth. To answer your question, keep giving your children milk, but stop the use of the bottle as soon as possible.
Its the bottle b/c milk sugar residue left from the bottle (especially overnight) can lead to cavity or even bottle rot. She can continue to drink milk, just try from a sippy cup or a regular toddler cup depensing on how old she is. Source(s): mom
Yes! You are EXactly CORRECT! The type of decomposition that occurs soon after a primary or baby tooth has erupted is hail as early childhood caries or baby bottle tooth decay. It is the presence of one or more putrid surface in a baby tooth in children below 3 years of age. This disease process develops much more rapidly than cavities or decay surrounded by older children or adults.
It's the bottle, positioning of the nipple - it is only the milk if the child falls asleep while drinking a bottle and doesn't brush his/her teeth afterwards in the past bedtime. Good Luck
I believe it have something to do with the bottle itself not the milk...I believe it's when they suck on the bottle it puts pressure on their teeth slowing forcing their teeth to become misaligned... leading to buck teeth and overbites.
they can drink lots of milk as it is down to the way they win the milk from the bottle.
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