Patient's question:
I don't really like yolks, a bit restless, and have a lot of problems. Past treatment history and effectiveness: At 2 weeks, the doctor said nothing was wrong during a health check. What kind of help you want: I want to ask what's wrong with the child.Doctor's answer:
Children's teeth are generally fully grown by about two and a half years old, but is the timing of teething the same for every baby? Often, it's seen that many babies may not have significant issues with teething from a medical perspective, except for the very rare case of "Ectodermal Dysplasia" (a condition where hair, nails, and teeth also grow poorly, making it easy to identify). While the speed of teething may vary, all babies will eventually grow their teeth.