Late teeth coming

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Late teeth coming

Asked for Male, 1 Years

My son is 20 month old he has 2 front teeth and 2 molar in his upper jaw but no teeth sign in lower jaw need a guidance on this and what precautions should we take and whom should we consult

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Dr. Aarti Mohta

Dentist 21 yrs exp Nagpur

There is no need to worry many a times there is delay in eruption of teeth. You can consult a pedodontist for it but it’s better to wait and watch. You can give him teethers or some hard veggies like carrot to bite

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Dr. Md Kamran Shakeel Dentist 9 yrs exp Aligarh Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Md Kamran Shakeel

Dentist 9 yrs exp Aligarh

Consult Now

Better consult with pedodontist ( Dentist for child)!!!!! He will rule out the either non- eruption or delayed eruption!!!!!

Next Steps

Ask for radiographic evaluation!!!!!!! to rule out the real cause of delayed or non - eruption of teeth!!!!!