Question
When the second pair of milk teeth in a newborn’s lower jaw emerge, there is a phenomenon where the central teeth are separated. I would like to know if this condition will continue into the change of teeth, and how to handle it.
Answer
It is recommended to observe temporarily, as the situation usually improves after the child changes teeth. If there is no improvement, corrective measures should be taken. In daily life, provide the child with chewy foods such as pork ribs and beef jerky to promote lower jaw development. Around the age of two, children should have regular dental checks to prevent cavities and ensure the normal eruption of permanent teeth. Early intervention treatment should also be provided for children with abnormal jawbone development.