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What Parents Need to Know

Parents should seek pediatric advice if no teeth appear by 18 months, or if the delay is accompanied by other growth or developmental concerns.

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What Parents Need to Know

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  1. LATE TEETHING IN BABIES A Caring Manual For Your Babies

  2. 01 INTRODUCTION Watching our babies each milestones is very precious and give so much of happiness.when it comes to teething,many babies have their teeth from 6 months onwards and its a normal thing. But some will take their time and this may create worries in their parents.its actually the part of babies unique timeline.In this guide we can find out the answer for the question “why late teething in babies.

  3. 02 TABLE OF CONTENT Baby teething timeline Causes for delayed teething Importance of baby s teeth when to consult a dentist ? Baby teeth caring

  4. 03 Baby Teething Timeline The lower central incisors which are the bottom front teeth. Around 8-12 months the upper central incisors, the teeth at the front of the mouth, tends to appear. The lateral incisors (teeth beside the front teeth) are notably to break through in between 9-13 months. Around 13-19 months the first molars in the back of the mouth comes through, then the canines (or cuspids) at 16-22 months. The second permanent molars are usually located between 23-33 months of age. Children between the age of two and three years possess a complete set of 20 primary teeth.

  5. 04 CAUSES FOR DELAYED TEETHING Genetics Nutritional Deficiencies: Premature Birth or Low Birth Weight Hypothyroidism Medical Conditions

  6. 05 Genetics: babies family history is a important factor.If the parents or siblings of the baby took a long time to develop teeth then most probably the baby will also. Nutritional Deficiencies : Deficiency in calcium and phospherous as well as vitamin D affect the development of teeth. Premature Birth or Low Birth Weight : Development delays such as teething also affects babies that were born prematurely or with low birth weight. Hypothyroidism : Hypothyroidism can cause developmental processes to be slower in children and does not allow permanent teeth to erupt as planned.

  7. IMPORTANCE OF BABY S TEETH Baby teeth, or primary teeth, come in at different ages and, while they won't come in on time, they're essential for your child's healthy growth and development. These tiny teeth serve a purpose beyond contributing to the chewing of early-stage foods. 06 They aid in speech development and help your child pronounce sounds and words correctly. Decay or Injury of babies teeth may cause an uneven smile and misalignment of adult teeth. Caring for your baby’s teeth is important.

  8. 07 WHEN TO CONSULT A DENTIST ? late teething in babies is a common thing but sometimes we have to bother it.if your baby hadn’t a tooth erupt by 18 months then dental assessment is recommented.if you notice any discoloration,swollen gums,chewing difficulty and discomfort seek advice from pediatric dentist. Regular cleaning and checkups assure a healthy foundation for your baby ‘s teeth.

  9. TOOTH ERUPTION CHART 08

  10. Baby teeth caring Wipe your babies teeth by a soft cloth after feeding After first teeth use a soft brush with water twice a day Avoid sugar foods and drinks Give your babies plenty of water to drink after meals Dont allow them to go bed with a bottle

  11. FAQ s Is late teething in babies normal? Which factors frequently lead to delayed teething? Can a baby's general health be impacted by delayed teething? What complications can arise from late teething? when to consult a dentist?

  12. Your Baby Is Your Priority

  13. THANK YOU

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