Patient's question:
Recently, my friend told me that his child has a condition called pediatric malformation. I've never heard of this condition before and I'm worried that my own child might develop it as well. I'd like to know what causes it. Can pediatric malformation be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, you should first understand the dental development characteristics of deciduous teeth. About six months after a baby is born, deciduous teeth begin to erupt, until the first permanent tooth erupts. This period is the time of deciduous teeth. Starting from the age of 6, the first permanent molar begins to erupt. From the beginning of the chin period to the age of 12 to 15 is the period of the dentition period. Therefore, all deciduous teeth are replaced by permanent teeth. And it refers to common pediatric deformities and exposure caused by pregnant and postpartum women. The treatment is surgical treatment based on your condition. The surgical recovery is not good. There are deformities and functional disorders. This condition can be restored through orthopedic surgery in the hospital. If the flap is not enough, skin grafting can be performed.