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Teeth in baby
Hello.. any pedodentist here plz help me...
My daughter is 15 month old and has 6 teeth 4 upper 2 lower.. and not in full size teeth.. like first teeth also in half size..why is it so... From past 5 month her teething started...I have also given her calcium syrup from birth.as advised by my pediatric... Plz help this much time take by teeth to come complete in full size
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Hi Iam pedodontist it's normal .tooth vl erupt according to age and root completion .ok,dont worry they vl be in normal size once they develop completely.
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teething age varies in every baby..since you had mentioned teething has started from past 5 months..so within the time they will increase in size ...but please dont compare with adults teeth.
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in case of any doubtv
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Hi..need to see . you can visit our clinic in Pune
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Dr. Sudha Prabha
Pediatric Dentist
9 yrs exp
Noida
Hello,
Teeth in children are usually smaller than those of adults. There is nothing to worry about.
Still if you want to clear your doubts, discuss with a pedodontist.
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Visit a pedodontist only
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Get a full mouth x Ray (OPG) to see the other developing teeth , and always consult a paediatric dentist for best results.
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