Patient's question:
Doctor, my baby is one year old and has only grown two teeth. My mother-in-law says it's due to calcium deficiency? Is that right? Then how should I supplement with calcium?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Generally, a child will have two teeth after six months, and there are special phenomena. If it takes too long, if the time is late, and if there is no loud noise in daily life, it will not be calcium deficiency. This is very related to milk. Many foods are rich in calcium, such as eggs, tomatoes, and soy products. Fish, large shrimp, pure milk, I suggest you give your baby more to eat. I suggest you take your child to the hospital or construction site for a check-up.