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Constant sucking can lead to irritated skin, chapping, and even infections if there's a break in the skin's barrier.
Extended thumb sucking can lead to what dentists call 'malocclusion'—a fancy term for misaligned teeth.
The habit might lead to lisps or other speech impediments, as the natural positioning of the tongue is tampered with.
Thumb sucking: a seemingly innocent habit that's as common as it is comforting.
Aimed at the older crowd who've moved past lullabies and bedtime stories, here's a look at the unspoken consequences of thumb-sucking: First on our list, and perhaps the most visually evident, are the dental issues.
Thumb sucking is more than a phase for some; it's a habit with hidden layers.
Like unraveling a mystery, understanding these aspects can lead to better health decisions..
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