Conventional wisdom among pediatricians says that the first teeth appear in infants aged 6-8 months. But as practice shows, not all children are eager to "keep order": many mothers say that their child showed personality from childhood and has acquired the first teeth sooner or later laid period.
Furthermore heredity and individual characteristics, the absence of teeth may be triggered by such factors as:
1. Rickets. This disease is characterized by small children and is primarily due to a lack of calcium, which is essential for normal bone formation. Rickets is a baby tooth retention, ie inability to erupt.
2. Deficiency of vitamins and minerals. Height teeth may be delayed due to the insufficient intake of vitamin D, B, A, E, and the fluorine and calcium.
3. Edentia. This implies the absence of pathology in the jaw rudiments of primary teeth. As a rule, this is due to violation of fetal development. According to the observations of doctors, edentia almost always accompanied by a malfunction in the formation of hair and nails.
Usually infants regularly inspects a pediatrician and neurologist. And if the doctor does not find any abnormality, it remains only to wait: sooner or later come out teeth. Many mothers of 2-3 year old children, looking at the past, with a smile, remember his anxiety about the lack of teeth in the baby.
Experienced parents recommend a few "tricks" on how to help your child grow teeth
8 months administered lure curd (about one year daily serving should not exceed 25-50 g, as heavy protein curd saturated);
"Treat" natural chalk (a "treat" is considered as an additional source of calcium);
give gnaw hard fruits and vegetables (regular carrots can facilitate the eruption has begun the process);
fed softened food (if the gums and teeth too hard can not break through them, the kid's menu to include a variety of mashed potatoes);
taken vitamin complexes - such as kaltsid or Vitrum Kidz (despite the availability of such drugs, their reception is still desirable to align with the pediatrician).
