Respiratory distress
What is respiratory distress? Respiratory distress is another way to say breathing problems. It means your child is not breathing well or getting enough oxygen.
What is respiratory distress? Respiratory distress is another way to say breathing problems. It means your child is not breathing well or getting enough oxygen.
Because of their breathing condition they may be at higher risk of getting fungal infections, dry mouth (xerostomia), sore mouth, tooth staining, enamel defects
Some warning signs of problems: • Red, swollen, tender or bleeding gums. • Gums that pull away from the teeth. • Bad breath or bad taste. • Loose or separating ...
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