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Why My Baby Is Not Getting Teeth ?
My baby is 5 months old. still it he has not got his teeth. I heard the milk teeth will come as sooon as the baby is 5 months, why baby is not getting teeth. Should i give him more calcium for this. Iam breast feeding and aslo sarted cerelac for him
Sat, 3 Aug 2013
Hello
Thanks for the query
Your baby is quite healthy.continue your breast feeding till the age of 2 years.Teething will start at 6 months onwards and in some children may be delayed teeth erruption even till one year is also seen. so dont worry at all he is just months old ,wait for few more months then if teething dont start can consult a pedodontist for opinion.
Hope i have tried to clarify your doubt.
Take care
Thanks for the query
Your baby is quite healthy.continue your breast feeding till the age of 2 years.Teething will start at 6 months onwards and in some children may be delayed teeth erruption even till one year is also seen. so dont worry at all he is just months old ,wait for few more months then if teething dont start can consult a pedodontist for opinion.
Hope i have tried to clarify your doubt.
Take care
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Hi John,
Thanks for writing to us.
Eruption time of baby teeth differs in each person.
Usually baby gets first teeth in mouth around 6-8 months of age.
You can wait until baby is 1 year old.
If teeth has not erupted even after 1 year old,please do consult your dentist.
Meanwhile maintain your baby's gums clean using moist cotton.
An X-RAY of the dental arch will help to diagnose any toothbud underlying.Only if any systemic anomalies are associated,tooth eruption becomes too delayed.
At this age,no need to be worry.
Hope this helps.
Thanks for writing to us.
Eruption time of baby teeth differs in each person.
Usually baby gets first teeth in mouth around 6-8 months of age.
You can wait until baby is 1 year old.
If teeth has not erupted even after 1 year old,please do consult your dentist.
Meanwhile maintain your baby's gums clean using moist cotton.
An X-RAY of the dental arch will help to diagnose any toothbud underlying.Only if any systemic anomalies are associated,tooth eruption becomes too delayed.
At this age,no need to be worry.
Hope this helps.
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hello
normally lower anterior teeth start to come at the age of 6-7 months and it may be delayed upto 6 maonths in few cases
since your child is only 5 months old so you need not worry
visit your dentist if there isnt any tooth by the age 1 year
hope that would not be required
best wishes
normally lower anterior teeth start to come at the age of 6-7 months and it may be delayed upto 6 maonths in few cases
since your child is only 5 months old so you need not worry
visit your dentist if there isnt any tooth by the age 1 year
hope that would not be required
best wishes
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Rakesh Verma's
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usually teeth erupt 7-8 months post birth but may be early or delayed by 3-6 months.So wait for 4-5 months more and consult a dentist and he will take x-ray and let you know.
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minal sharma's
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hey..wait..i heard it takes upto eight months for first teeth to erupt...continue giving good food, you too eat well...if by then it is not coming then take to doctor.
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rachna's
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even i am facing thes imilar problem with my kid..he is mentally acyive and all mile stones are normal....id this gionna be a huge problem in the future
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maurizio's
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there is no big fuss in this delay in teeth coming, nothing will happen to the child. it is some sort of delay which is common.
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maurizio's
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there is no big fuss in this delay in teeth coming, nothing will happen to the child. it is some sort of delay which is common.
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rachna's
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even i am facing thes imilar problem with my kid..he is mentally acyive and all mile stones are normal....id this gionna be a huge problem in the future
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