Patient's question:
The child has been crying non-stop recently and isn't eating much. Why isn't a 13-month-old baby teething?Doctor's answer:
Hello, babies usually start teething around four months after birth, and by the time they are about two and a half years old, all their baby teeth have typically come in. There is usually a significant variation in teething time among babies, which is related to their nutritional status and genetics. Before or during teething, some babies may experience increased saliva, low-grade fever, or restlessness. Don’t worry—these symptoms usually naturally disappear as the teeth erupt. Wishing your baby healthy growth.