Question 18 · LDEK · Prevention and early treatment
At which stage of the child's life should solid food be introduced in order to secure a proper development of the stomatognathic system?
- A. from 3rd month of age.
- B. after the eruption of primary incisors.
- C. after the eruption of canines.
- D. after the eruption of primary molars.
- E. during the exchange of dentition from the primary to the permanent one.
Hint
Foods that must be bitten off require teeth that can bite; think which primary teeth erupt first.
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