what is the normal age for teething in babies? My Son is 1.5 years old he has only 4 tooth :(?
106843
Primary teeth erupting varies from child to child just like taking first steps varies.  Generally the first teeth to erupt are the lower central incisors at around 6 - 10 months of age.  The remaining primary teeth should all erupt by the age of 2 1/2 - 3.
868321
well it varies from person 2 person but most children start losing there teeth around 4-7 years of age.  I remember losing my first baby teeth and i wuz around 6 years old...hope that helps...
330980
Four to six months usually lower centrals are first.  The rest seem to follow in a predictable pattern, but all babies are different as someone else mentioned.  They usually get their last primary teeth (baby teeth) around thirty to thirty six months.  Give or take a few months.  These will be the last teeth in the back of their mouth.  Permanent molars will grow in behind these last "baby" molars.  While all other permanent teeth will replace existing "baby" teeth.
773358
Hi yes this has happened to my friends daughter recently.She still had her baby tooth but behind it the new tooth had started to grow.My friend was worried that the baby tooth wouldn't come out or that the new tooth would stay further back on the gum. However it was all ok , the baby tooth came out on its own in the end and the new tooth moved forward to fill the gap.
307108
I got them when I was 27. People get them at all ages. How long you have them will depend on how much your teeth need to be moved.
14576
Baby teeth that are extracted by the Dr. were done for a reason, this can be decay or overcrowding, or permanent teeth were coming in and the baby ones were not lost yet.\nSome children do not wiggle the baby teeth and we have to remove them when the new ones are ready to erupt, if this is so, then your child may just be late in geeting their teeth.\nIt is usually not something to be concerned with, especially if your child has regular dental care with a Pediatric dentist.
856044
Of course, I can't say without seeing an x-ray, but it sounds like they are coming in.  Yes, 16 is pretty young.  It has been my experience that, when wisdom teeth actually start to come in at such an early age, they are coming in because there is room for themand they are not impacted.  Let's just call this a hunch, though, since I can't see you or your teeth.
136610
You are going to need to consult an orthodontist.  Depending on the severity the dentist may opt to go ahead and do it now or he may decide to wait.  If he does decide to wait, he or she will let you know at what age to bring your daughter back.
820871
it's a baby tooth, it won't hurt if they pull it out... i had my last 2 baby teeth pulled out when i was 12 and it didn't hurt at all... although that was a very long time ago and i'm not sure about the techniques they use for pulling teeth today, if anything, the techniques are probably better!....
357400
My daughter is 6 and her dentist said that she was going to need braces as she gets older.  He stated that he would prob. send her to an orthodontist at about 8 depending on how many of her baby teeth are gone.  They can start to work on little things but not put in the actual braces yet.  I also have a friend whose daughter has been going since she was 8 to have them try to fix some other things before putting on the braces (her teeth were really bad though).  It depends on what they have to do prior to putting on the braces and if he is ready to start wearing them.  What does the orthodontist say?
740605
take her to the dentist.  They will be nice and help you both.  They'll explain what the white dots are, and maybe they'll even get her to brush.\n  Also, when my boys were at that age they did the same thing, I took them to the store and let them pick out their own toothbrush and toothpaste on their own.  They actually started to brush because they felt it was their decision.   Try this with her.
621687
I dont know.  But some pediatricians Ive heard will say that's not what happens, but I have seen it over and over and its a classic sign of teething if you ask me.
1165232
3 1/2 to 4 years old. As early as you can. The earlier the better.
39945
He may be just going through "the terrible twos" (which actually last through the threes sometimes).  All my three kids were difficult at this age.  My first son had a tantrum, stiffened up like a board and fell backwards in the store, wacking his head on the floor hard!  He lived, we survived... barely.  Next time you take him to the doctor(and if he's like my kids, it probably will be soon), talk to the  pediatrician about it.  I'm afraid that too many kids are labled ADD and it may just end up being a stage of life the is difficult for the kids and parents.  Like Bill Cosby said, it's a good thing they are cute.
786933
you shouldn't worry about anything yet. My 6 year old daughter has only lost 1 tooth, and that was her bottom. With in the next 2 years if he still hasnt lost any teeth you might want to take him to the dentist before his adult teeth come out. I found this out by her doctor. I hope that helps.
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HONEY I AM 25 AND STILL NO TEETH IN SIGHT. WE ALL WORK AT OUR OWN PACE ... DONT RUSH IT. SOME PEOPLE DONT EVEN GET THEM OR NOTICE WHEN THEY DO IT DEPENDS ON IF YOUR MOUTH HAS ENOUGH ROOM TO COME IN.
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WHEN I WAS 5 YEAR OLD,WHY?  BECAUSE MY GRAND FATHERS TEETH FELL OUT,I THOUGHT HE WAS DIEING. (( WHA! WHA! ))