Re: Fwd: Fw: Re: seizures and medication

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I Was thinking the saMe thing..my daughter is 14 months and still has no

teeth...

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>Hope it is okay that I am jumping in here, but yes, I would brush with a

>little bit of toothpaste daily. Start with the childrens fluoride free kind

>since she will not be able to spit out the toothpaste and they should not be

>swallowing fluoride. At least this is the opinion of Callie's pediatric

>dentist. If anyone has problems with their child accepting a toothbrush

>into their mouth, you might have better luck with tooth wipes. Something

>like this:

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>http://www.amazon.com/My-Dentist-Choice-Tooth-Tissues/dp/B0015R9GBG/ref=sr_1_2?\

s=hpc & ie=UTF8 & qid=1317317648 & sr=1-2

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>My dentist gave us a sample of a brand called Spiffies. Best of luck!

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>Callie's Mommy

>http://calliebloggie.blogspot.com/

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>*To:* " polymicrogyria " <polymicrogyria >

>*Sent:* Thursday, September 29, 2011 1:11 PM

>*Subject:* Re: Re: seizures and medication

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> So what do you suggest? My girl has just turned 1 and is cutting her first

>tooth with two others trying. Once they are through should I be brushing

>them with a little bit of toothpaste daily?

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>To: polymicrogyria

>Sent: Friday, 30 September 2011 5:12 AM

>Subject: RE: Re: seizures and medication

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>Its a fight for us too. My son had tooth decay on his baby teeth and

>suffered so much before we figured out what was wrong. When the dentists

>looked at his teeth they said it didn't look like it would cause so much

>pain. It wasn't until we put him under anesthesia and they took an xray

>that they realized his teeth were very bad. They pulled out 2 and capped

>2. We are diligent now. Some days he gives us a hard time but some days he

>just accepts it. I agree, it so much work and I feel the same way some

>times, I also have a 2 year old that drives me crazy! LOL.

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>To: polymicrogyria

>From: me@...

>Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2011 05:45:24 +0000

>Subject: Re: seizures and medication

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> My son has gotten most of his teeth as would a typical child but a

>some of them are missing enamel. Anyone else have this issue? The dentist

>says I should brush them with fluoride toothpaste regularly. I try as often

>as I can but most often I just wipe them off with a wet washcloth.

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>I'm just too tired to fight him to get the brush in as much as I should.

>There are so many things I have to do to him that upset him, I'm just

>picking my battles. I'm hoping I'm not making a mistake!

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>> Do pmg kids tend to teeth later? Sorry I'm off topic. Just noticed that a

>lot of your babies are older and teething. My son is 10 months old and still

>hasn't any teeth thought maybe the two were connected. Thanks!

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