Cavities and missing teeth make it harder for children to bite and chew foods. Avoiding foods limit the variety of nutrients they need to grow and develop. It is recommended that you supervise your children while they brush. The destruction of the first teeth caused by allowing a baby's teeth and gums to bath in sugary-rich liquids for a long time J This destruction is characterized by cavities , usually on the top front teeth. The cavities may look like brown stains, soft spots, holes, or broken teeth.
White spots can be baby bottle tooth decay.
They look very white and dull on the tooth. These can become decay in 30 days. Plaque in the teeth or gums. J Plaque can eventually lead to cavities that can cause toothaches and make it hard for the infant to eat. J There is also a chance of ear infection from fluid draining into the ear if bottles are given to fall asleep with.