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2021-06-26 15:17:49
At wat age milk tooth start falling, my son is 4 yr 4 month bt still none of his milk tooth has broken.pls advise of that's normal
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Dear patient, The milk teeth usually start falling after 6 years of age. So pls do not worry.
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Answered2021-06-28 11:37:21

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Hello dear Please be aware See it depends upon the type of shedding pattern.it normally shows variation from one to two years.however at 6 years of age teeth start sheeding because permanent teeth start erupting at this stage.for further details you can consult me on online mode Thanks

Answered2021-06-27 02:56:35

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Its completely normal no need to worry . Don't panic at the age of 6-6.5 they will start falling.

Answered2021-06-26 19:12:14

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Approximately 6 years. No need to worry. If you need any dental advice then you can consult me on practo. Regards : Dr. Akash Bhagat The Dentist's Office

Answered2021-06-26 16:24:32

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At approx 6 years of age

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After 6 years

Answered2021-06-26 15:19:26

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Ideal age is 6-7 yrs for incisors (first the lower ones followed by upper Also during this time, permanent incisors shall start appearing along with permanent 1st molars Rest will follow
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Answered2021-06-26 19:47:39

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Dear Patient First permanent teeth appears at 6 yrs . So the milk tooth falls around same time.  So don't worry. Hope this helps

Answered2021-06-26 16:33:56

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