What if the baby doesn't have teeth at eleven months old?

Teething is a stage that babies must go through in their growth and development, and during this stage, parents must take good care of their babies. However, many babies have not grown their deciduous teeth at eleven months old, and many parents are very worried about this. What is going on? What happens if a baby doesn’t grow teeth after eleven months? Let’s find out through the following content!

The teething conditions of different babies are not the same. Some babies grow their first tooth at 4 months, while some babies grow their first tooth at 10 months or later. Both are considered healthy and normal babies. Generally, babies' first tooth appears at 6 to 7 months, first the two middle incisors below, then the four upper incisors. Usually, there are six such teeth at around one year old: four on top and two on the bottom. If the baby is irritable and drooling but is not sick, this is caused by teething and there is no need to worry. If the baby sucks his fingers or bites toys for a long time, you can give the child teething toys that promote tooth growth and keep the toys clean.

For children with normal tendon health, the time of teething is not very important. Children in some families generally have early teething, while children in other families have relatively late teething. It does not mean that babies who have early teething are smart, and babies who have late teething are dull. As long as the child is healthy, it doesn't matter if the teeth come out early or late. Usually let your baby eat some harder food such as teething biscuits, which will help the baby's teething.

Of course, if a child has not grown any teeth by the age of one and a half, it is often caused by calcium deficiency or congenital tooth loss, and should be examined and treated by a doctor.

Through the introduction above, I believe you already know what it means when your baby does not grow teeth after eleven months! Because each child's physique is different, the timing of teeth eruption will also be different, so parents don't need to worry too much. Pay attention to your child's calcium supplementation and let him or her get some sun exposure. If your child has not grown teeth by the age of one, take him or her to the hospital for a check-up as soon as possible!