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No teeth in 14 months baby
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My baby is 14 months old still not getting any single teeth what's the reasons behind it???
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Get the child’s vitamin D levels checked. May be low.
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Dr Kunal Bhatia, MDS
Paediatric and Preventive Dentistry
Greater Noida West
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Please visit the dentist nearby for clinical examination
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Better to consult a nearby pedodontist
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Delayed eruption of milk teeth could be because of various reasons. Suggest consulting an experienced dentist nearby . Is the baby healthy otherwise ?? Any other conditions other than delayed tooth eruption?
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online consult followed by a clinic visit to a nearby experienced dentist
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Consult an Pedodontist for the same.
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Dr. Pia Patel
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14 yrs exp
Chennai
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Visit a Pedodontist and get a consult.
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