20 noviembre 2014
Researchers have discovered a link between prenatal enamel growth rates in teeth and weaning in human babies. The research found that incisor teeth grow quickly in the early stages of the second trimester of a baby’s development, while molars grow at a slower rate in the third trimester. This is so incisors are ready to erupt after birth, at approximately six months of age, when a baby makes the transition from breast-feeding to weaning.
http://feeds.sciencedaily.com/~r/sciencedaily/~3/PFK-MpwGwoY/141120123243.htm
