Late teeth erruption

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Asked for Female, 29 Years

My son has just stepped into 11 months ...he has all the development in teeths ..but the erruption is not taken . Recently we notice he wants to bite the things...the gums have developed both in lower and upper side...but the teeth is not coming ...What to do ? Is it any serious issue ?

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Dr. Tanushree Ghosh Pediatrician 6 yrs exp Mumbai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Tanushree Ghosh

Pediatrician 6 yrs exp Mumbai

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Not serious issue. Some children have late dentition. You need to give him more calcium. Both in diet and as supplement.

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