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Eruption of permanent tooth
One of his incisors on the lower law was lost in the 1st week of June. New tooth in place of that lost primary tooth has not yet come out, and there is no sign of it. Is it normal? How long may it take for this? Can there be any chance of disformity in eruption?
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Not to panic, waiting period of 6months, meanwhile can take an X-ray to c d presence of tooth bud.
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Wait for six months.... That is till December before taking any step.
It is very normal. Don't panic.
It takes 6-8 months for permanent tooth to errupt after the milk teeth sheds
Don't panic
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What is the age of patient? Six months deviation can be there , but best we can do is to take one x ray and check exactly the status of the permanent tooth.
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visit nearby dentist and get one xray done.
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