Vit D 23 is mildly insufficient. You can give vitamin D supplementation along with adequate calcium intake and sunlight exposure.
Teeth grinding is usually not directly related to vitamin D deficiency and is commonly seen at this age.
If persistent severe grinding, disturbed sleep, snoring, behavioral issues, or dental wear is present, pediatric/dental review may help.
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vitamin D level of 23 ng/mL in a child is generally considered insufficient . While supplementation is often recommended to correct this level, the specific amount must be determined by a pediatrician based on the child's overall health and lab results . Regarding teeth grinding (bruxism), potential causes include worm infestation,stress, ear infections, or teething pain . For persistent grinding, consulting a pediatrician
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