Is it normal for children to have an abnormal order of primary tooth loss during the tooth replacement period? Do they need to see a doctor?

Understanding the optimal time for children to change their teeth, and how to ensure a smooth teething process, lays the foundation for healthy teeth.

Discuss the optimal age for children to change their teeth and provide hygiene and care suggestions during the teething phase.

Discuss the necessity of treating a child’s fang tooth and how to maintain dental aesthetics and health.

How can you improve the tooth misalignment issue in a 2.5-year-old child caused by biting the lower lip?

By the age of 2, children should have 18 teeth, but some may develop teeth slower than others, which may be related to nutritional and health conditions.

If a child’s teeth turn yellow and become uneven on the surface, and start to fall out, it may be due to calcium deficiency, medication effects, or water quality issues. It is recommended to consult a hospital for examination and treatment.

It’s normal for a baby not to have any teeth by 11 months old, but it could also be a sign of congenital tooth deformity. Seek medical examination as soon as possible.