Bottle feeding threatens your baby’s teeth

A German magazine has warned that the use of a bottle of breastfeeding can be dangerous to children’s teeth, as it raises the risk of caries.

According to the magazine on family affairs, drinking the baby from the bottle continuously, whether it contains sugar-sweetened or non-sugar drinks, causes the saliva to be diluted and removed from the surface of the teeth, thus endangering the supply of teeth with metals.

Caries pave the way for bacteria and germs to settle in damaged teeth, bone and soft tissues surrounding the teeth, and then spread throughout the body, which poses a risk to the overall health of the child.

To avoid these risks, the magazine advises parents to make sure to provide drinks to the child in the cup as soon as he can hold it in his hand, at the sixth or seventh month of age.