It is completely normal for some children not to lose their first baby tooth exactly at 6 years of age. Most children begin shedding their lower front baby teeth between 6–7 years, but the normal range can vary from 5–7 years. If your child has not lost any teeth yet but there is no pain, swelling, or difficulty eating, there is usually no need to worry. Sometimes the permanent teeth are simply developing a little later. I recommend scheduling a visit with a pediatric dentist for a clinical examination and, if needed, an OPG (panoramic X-ray) to check whether the permanent teeth are developing and erupting normally. If the permanent teeth are present and developing well, observation is usually all that’s required.

Hello Baby teeth start to shed at the age of 6-7 year. It's normal if his teeth are strong.

Hello Lower front milk teeth shed at the age of 6-7 years Upper milk teeth 8-9 years Back teeth 10-13 years

No worries..from 6years tooth start loosing.one year plus ,minus is normal

Not all children start losing their baby teeth exactly at 6 years. The normal age range is between 6 and 7 years, and some children may start a little later There's usually no cause for concern. Baby teeth become loose only when the underlying permanent teeth begin erupting.

Better wait for shedding. If not you can visit a dentist.

Hello. It's okay if it hasn't shed yet; there's nothing to worry about. Milk teeth usually start shedding between the age of 6 and 7. So you can wait until he turns 7. And if it still doesn't start shedding after 7 years of age, you can visit the dentist.

Hello it’s very normal for a 6 year child to not loose teeth.. we wait for another 6 months before doing any intervention. Please reach out again if he still retains them at 6.5 years of age.