Dental Breakthrough

Dental breakthroughs are preceded by hardening and a rounded appearance of the gums.

Sometimes, dental eruption is accompanied by fever, agitation, diarrhea, loss of appetite. The cheek is often red on the side of the tooth eruption.

The absence of tooth eruption in a child aged 10 months is a sign of a problem with deficient or poorly assimilated minerals.

Follow an alkaline diet.

Bite a “frozen” fruit or a “frozen” carrot (temporarily stored in the freezer) or a stick of marshmallow

Give a crust of hard bread to rub on the gums

Caution:

Bottles of sugar water, honey or soda may be among the real causes of black teeth syndrome which appears later.

Local massage of the gums with fir gum or clove powder

Necklace of neem wood (Ayur-Vedic medicine), hazel or amber (Native American medicine) around the neck,

E.O. Clove (Eugenia caryophyllata)