CALCAREA PHOS FOR TEETHING AND DENTITION
June 19, 2007
AND YOU THOUGHT THAT THIS WAS DUE TO TEETHING
In this ever-changing world of medical researches, a part of the old concept on how infant?s go through their teething periods has changed. A new study helps confirm what most modern day pediatricians and physicians now strongly believe, that fevers greater than 102infections and diarrhea should not be attributed to teething. So before one attributes any infants’ signs or symptoms of a potentially serious illness to teething, other possible causes must be ruled out. This change in concept, basically aims at making teething safer and dispelling myths associated with it.
About teething
The teething period is defined as the eight-day period, beginning four days before a tooth comes through the gum and extending three days afterward. The age at which the first tooth appears differs greatly from child to child. Usually, the first tooth normally comes in between 6 and 10 months. Usually, however, the first tooth – which tends to be in the middle of the lower jaw. By age 2





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