Treatment of stomatitis for children

Stomatitis occurs in all children to varying degrees. Children with low immunity are more prone to it.
In some cases, they become infected with stomatitis in the maternity hospital.

If treated in time, the disease will pass without complications and consequences for the child.

Types of stomatitis:

- Candidal. The most common type of stomatitis, also known as thrush.

Causes:

- Dysbiosis
- Infection may occur during breastfeeding
- Extremely low immunity

Symptoms of candidal stomatitis:

- High temperature
- Presence of white patches in the oral cavity
- Microbial

Causes:

- Poor oral hygiene
- Eating unwashed fruits and vegetables
- Eating with dirty hands

Symptoms of microbial stomatitis:

- Excessive salivation
- Swelling in the oral cavity
- Discomfort and pain

Herpetic stomatitis

Herpes infection enters the body through contact with an infected person.
It is most common in children under 3 years old.

Symptoms of herpetic stomatitis:

- Bright red spots on the gums and inner sides of the cheeks
- High temperature
- Painful sensations
- Discomfort and pain during eating
Aphthous. A common disease transmitted by airborne droplets. Children with vitamin B12 deficiency are most susceptible to it.
The methods of treating stomatitis differ by effect and even by location. Some types of stomatitis can be treated at home.
After examination, the pediatric dentist will provide the necessary instructions and recommend the most appropriate treatment method based on the individual characteristics of the child’s body.