How many months is it normal for babies to start growing teeth?

It takes a certain amount of time for babies to grow hair and teeth. If teeth and hair do not grow after this time, the baby needs to be checked in time to avoid the baby getting sick without timely treatment, which will seriously affect the baby's physical health. So, at what age is it normal for babies to grow teeth? Well, let me introduce to you the issue of at what age babies grow teeth.

Most children's deciduous teeth begin to erupt between 6 and 8 months, and the earliest can be 4 months, and the latest is 1 year old. If a child has not grown his first tooth by the age of 1, it is called late eruption of deciduous teeth. Therefore, late teething does not necessarily indicate calcium deficiency, as children's growth and development vary from individual to individual. In addition, it is recommended that you make comprehensive considerations based on other aspects of your baby, such as the baby's nutritional status (babies from 6 months to 1 year old need 400 mg of calcium per day. In addition to considering calcium intake, you must also consider whether vitamin D intake is sufficient), height and head circumference growth, sleep conditions, etc. If your child is over 1 year old and still has not grown teeth, please take your baby to the hospital for a check-up in time.

Medically, growing teeth should not be a big problem, except for a very small number of patients with a disease called "congenital ectodermal dysplasia" (this is a disease in which hair and nails also develop poorly, which is not difficult to distinguish). The order and speed of tooth growth in most people may vary, but everyone will grow teeth. The speed and order of teeth growing can be different for each baby: generally speaking, the two lower incisors start to grow first, followed by the two upper incisors, then the upper outer incisors, then the lower outer incisors, and then the canines... However, there are also people whose canine teeth grow out first. Some people say that these people are more aggressive, but in fact this statement is not true.

The above is my opinion on this issue that I would like to introduce to you. If a baby has the problem of not growing teeth, the child needs timely treatment to ensure the health of the body. To avoid the above-mentioned problem of not growing teeth, the child needs timely treatment to ensure the health of the baby. Finally, I wish the baby a smooth and healthy growth.