What to do if your 1-year-old baby doesn't have teeth

Baby is a child younger than child, and is a nickname given to infants or young children by parents or family members. Children are precious to their parents. In ancient times, parents regarded their children as treasures. In the eyes of parents, children are treasures. Your baby's health is the top priority for the entire family. What should I do if my 1-year-old baby has no teeth? Is this normal? Let us find out through the following article.

1 Personal physique

This is normal individual difference and is the most common situation. The time of teeth eruption can be as slow as after one year old, or even around one year and three months old. Or a few teeth may grow normally at first, and then there will be no movement for a long time, delaying the sequential teeth eruption schedule. However, overall examination showed that the child's growth and development were good, and his intelligence development was also normal, so it can be judged that this is a normal physiological phenomenon. The families of these children may have had similar situations when they were young, which is a family hereditary constitution.

2Williams syndrome

It is a congenital disease caused by a partial defect in the 7q11.23 segment of the long arm of chromosome 7. Children with this disease have a typical facial appearance, a thin body, mild to moderate intellectual developmental delay, and their teeth usually grow slowly and are small and sparse. A friendly and talkative personality is also another characteristic of them. Children with this disease often have congenital heart disease, especially aortic stenosis, pulmonary artery stenosis or pulmonary valve stenosis.

3. Cleidocranial dysostosis

Babies with this disease not only have slow-growing teeth or even lack some teeth, but are also usually short in stature, with a prominent forehead and back of the head, and their clavicle, which is located at the junction of the neck and chest, is underdeveloped or completely absent, so the shoulders of the sick child can be close together. This is a dominant genetic disease. The gene defect is currently known to be located at 6p21 on the short arm of chromosome 6 and can be confirmed by molecular biological examination. The patient's intelligence is completely normal.

4 Mucopolysaccharidosis

Especially for children with mucopolysaccharidosis type 2 and type 6, their teeth often grow more slowly. Since this is an acute hereditary congenital metabolic disorder, mucopolysaccharides slowly accumulate in various parts of the body, especially in bones, joints, hair, skin, teeth, and internal organs, forming a very special appearance and claw-like hands caused by bone and joint deformation, spinal abnormalities, and short stature. It is necessary to seek medical treatment as soon as possible.

What should I do if my 1-year-old baby doesn’t grow teeth? Through the explanation of the above article, I believe you have gained a certain understanding. If the teeth do not come out for a long time, it means that the baby is lacking calcium. Give the baby some calcium tablets and make some pork fan bone soup or other bone soup every day. Pork fan bone is the best. The soup must be cooked for more than two or three hours to bring out the calcium in the bone. Then use the bone soup to make porridge for the baby.