My daughter has not been got teeth till now. She is 17 months old. Can see bulge in the lower & upper part but still no teeth. What can be done? Already giving her calcium syrup Gemcal P since 3 months but no luck. I am breastfeeding her and she is on 3 solid foods a day.. She have mashed foods.
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Hi. I can deeply understand as a parent what your concern is. Few kids do show delayed eruption. If you are able to notice a bulge it is a good sign. Most probably in months time you can expect the tooth to errupt.
Next Steps
I would advise you to get an OPG done so that we can get a fair idea of milk teeth positioning.
I would also like you to suggest if you give carrot strips cucumber strips long enough so they don't choke and give a massaging action to gums.
similar massage you can also do with your finger tip after washing your hands in circular motion .
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kindly give any food bits in front of you so the the child is always under supervision to prevent choking .
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It's a bit late. You need to consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.
X ray or OPG is required to see the status of erupting teeth.
It appears to be delayed eruption of teeth which happen due to various reason. Since you mention the presence of bulges in both upper and lower jaw , the teeth might erupt soon.
Next Steps
You could wait for few more weeks while giving the kid teething toy ( under supervision) which sometimes might allow the teeth to erupt by thinning the overlying gums(gingiva) .
If this does not help a dental x-ray might be necessary to rule out the other cause.
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