Do you know what mamelons are? No, they’re not a type of fruit.

When your child’s permanent incisors erupt, you may notice bumpy ridges on the end of their new teeth. These are known as tooth mamelons. They’re nothing to worry about and usually wear down over time.

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Flossing your teeth every day removes food particles, plaque, and debris that brushing can’t reach. This helps you keep your teeth and gums as healthy as possible. But not everyone knows the right way to do it.