Most children begin developing their “baby teeth” before their first birthday and have a full set of teeth by their third birthday. Although these teeth typically fall out within three or four years (in some cases, they last much longer), that doesn’t mean they’re unimportant. Do cavities in baby teeth affect permanent teeth? Absolutely. In fact, they can cause several different types of issues . . .
– Harm to Overall Oral Health;
– Damage to Permanent Teeth;
– Orthodontic Issues;
– Poor Oral Health Habits;