Patient's question:
Why hasn't the baby grown teeth at one year old? A thorough check of trace element indicators showed they were normal. The daily milk intake is about 600 ML, with main meals consisting of rice or noodles. The baby can walk and call "daddy," "mommy," "grandpa," and "grandma." During sleep, the baby must suck on a pacifier; otherwise, they will cry! From the perspective of daily activities, everything is normal except for the lack of teeth.Doctor's answer:
Under normal circumstances, babies start teething between 4 to 6 months. Now that your baby is one year old and still hasn't started teething, and after a thorough check-up shows normal calcium levels, there's no need to worry too much. Let your baby get more sun exposure. If necessary, consider getting an oral X-ray examination.The above advice is for the question "Why hasn't my one-year-old baby started teething?" I hope it helps. Wishing you good health!