A baby’s drooling may be due to teething or oral issues, and should be checked and treated promptly.

After experiencing toothache, using hot water has led to facial paralysis, swelling, numbness, and tears streaming from the corner of the eye. How should one handle this situation?

Answer common questions about the causes and dietary recommendations for children with geographic tongue

White gums in newborns may be caused by fungal infections in the mouth, which can be severe and accompanied by symptoms like refusal to eat and drooling.

A 15-month-old boy experiences recurring oral herpes, accompanied by low-grade fever. He cannot take medication and is treated with patches, but the herpes recurs quickly. Is it due to an immune system issue? Should the breastfeeding mother adjust her diet?

This could be a symptom of thrush or oral ulceration. It is recommended to take oral Vitamin B2 tablets and Nystatin tablets, and apply the watermelon frost spray externally. Pay attention to oral hygiene, using salt water to gargle.

Discuss the causes and treatment methods of children’s tongue ulcers, including dietary adjustments and nutritional supplementation.

A child has a small wound the size of a fingernail on the tongue. After two days of intravenous infusion, there is no improvement. No antiviral medication has been used. The child is not eating, experiencing mouth pain, and crying and fussing severely. Inquiry about whether medication has been overlooked or if a change in medication is needed.

Baby gingivitis can be caused by various reasons, including a lack of vitamin C, improper oral hygiene habits, gingivitis, periodontitis, and other diseases. Understanding the causes and taking appropriate treatment measures is crucial for the baby’s gum health and future tooth eruption.

Baby gum bleeding can be caused by various reasons, including a lack of vitamin C, improper brushing techniques, and more. Understanding these causes and preventive measures is crucial for maintaining your baby’s oral health.