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Teeth of baby
Hi doctors
Is teething at 10 month is quite late??
Now 17 month and total 8 teeth with 4 front upper
2 front lower , 1 upper and 1 lower molar...
So is ok... I m giving calcium and multivitamin as per Dr... Plz help ...
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Average teeth starts at 6 to 7 months. But nowadays many children get it late. In total 20 milk teeth should be present by the time your baby is 2.5 -3 years old.
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visit pedodontist for child special dental checkup
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start giving your child raw food like cucumbers, carrots and salads etc. let them bits and chew more. this will help in teething
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It's Normal.
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It's normal. Maintain, oral hygiene properly and diet.
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Don't panic.
It's normal
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Hello there,
According to the details you have mentioned, your child is having normal toothing. Nothing to be worried about. There are total of 20 teeth that erupt in a child through a course of 30-32 months and these teeth start shedding at the age of 6-7 years.
So just keep on giving good nutritious food and maintain a good oral hygiene of your child.
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Follow a healthy diet for you child minimising sugary and sticky foods.
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Get a dental consult for your child every 1-1.5 year.
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