Patient's question:
The baby is ten months old and hasn't grown any teeth yet. What should I do? Their development is slower than that of other children. I took them to the hospital, and all the test results are normal.Doctor's answer:
Don't know what checks you've done, calcium deficiency is a common cause of delayed baby teeth eruption. The common cause of delayed eruption of baby teeth is calcium deficiency, medically known as vitamin D deficiency rickets. Parents should pay attention to taking the baby outdoors frequently for activities, utilizing sunlight to stimulate the skin to produce endogenous vitamin D. Add fish oil, and if the baby's teething is delayed, the teeth are small, and attention should be paid when sucking.