“A pacifier can keep children quiet and actually provide psychological comfort, and it also prevents them from waking up, making it easier for them to fall asleep. <\/p>\n\n
This is not known to play a bad role in the formation of the dentition, but it is known that if this habit is continued for too long and extended past the age of four, it can adversely affect the formation of the maxilla and dentition.” <\/p>\n\n
This article is about a rubber pacifier (bully pacifier) introduced by the Korean Academy of Pediatric Dentistry. It’s also called a “pacifier”. But sometimes it’s more shocking to see a picture or video of it than to read a “holy” dentist’s answer. <\/p>\n\n
This is the case with a video posted in July 2021 by TikTokker Dr. Lolo. The video shows a child who sucked his hand until he was three years old, and then his teeth became damaged, making it difficult for him to chew with his front teeth. <\/p>\n\n
Of course, the dentist introduces the video with the comment “It’s fixable”. The video was viewed by 379,000 people.