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Best tooth pastes in India

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No 1 - Colgate Colgate is one of the most popular and best toothpastes in india. They have a wide range of products. Their products include Colgate Total Advanced Whitening Toothpaste, Colgate Active Salt Toothpaste and their list goes on. For many folks in India a toothpaste is referred to as “Colgate”. Strong teeth from Colgate is a toothpaste in India that we does not need any sort of introduction. Indian Colgate products are accessible to people of all ages including kids and senior citizens. Thanks to their wide range of toothpaste and dental products they introduce each year. All their products are accepted by the IDA (Indian dental association) as they go a long way in  protecting your teeth. The ingredients fight germs and restore the strong nature of your teeth. It also maintains your healthy gums and provides a fresh breath. This tooth paste contains ingredients like fluoride and xylitol. No 2 - Sensodyne Sensodyne toothpaste is not new to the Indian dental p

LITTLE PEARLS Pediatric dentistry

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How many milk teeth does a child have?

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Most of the kids will have a complete set of twenty milk teeth by the age of three years. When your kid turns four or seven years old, these milk teeth will start their shedding phase so that they can make way for the permanent dentition in the dental arch. Your child’s milk tooth begins to form during the prenatal phase and in mostly don’t erupt until they sixteen weeks or till they are one year old. What are baby teeth? Almost all kids have 20 milk teeth. They have ten teeth on the upper dental arch and ten teeth on the lower dental arch. Milk teeth also act as space maintainers for the permanent teeth to erupt after your child’s milk teeth complete their shedding phase. These baby teeth erupt in a particular sequence before they fall out. They should be taken care of till the permanent teeth erupt as they are important for chewing, speech and formation of the dental arch as the surrounding bones form around them. when do milk teeth start falling? Your child will