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Incisor teeth has not grown
My daughter aged 6yrs 6 months old whose milk teeth started falling from the age of 6.. in that two of incisor milk teeth on the upper part has fallen..three months passed and still there is no growth or no sign of teeth appearing out of the gum.. can u suggest me on what needs to be done..
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Sometimes eruption of permanent tooth takes time. No need to worry about it.
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(-) Visit a dental clinic
(-) wait for few months, if they don't erupt then need to get an x ray of that area
(-) Maintaine good oral hygiene
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Don't worry about that may be it's delayed eruption because eruption of teeth starts from 6 years to 12 years of age. So take an periapical xray with consultation of dentist and will check that tooth is coming or not.
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Go for opg xray
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You can get an opg (full mouth xray) done to see the stage of development. Upper front tooth usually erupt around 7-8 years of age.
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go for an xray opg
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