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Asking for Other, Female, 1.5 years old, GUJRAT

May 18 months old baby fell while playing by hitting the table and lost her front teeth that is not broken that is all fell out with root How long does it take for her new teeth came out Kindly explain i am so worried

General Physician in Multan - Dr. Poonam Qazi

Dr. Poonam Qazi - General Physician

MBBS | Multan

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1,118 Positive Reviews

need physical examination by dentist


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Pediatrician in Buner - Dr. Amjad Khan

Dr. Amjad Khan - Pediatrician

MBBS Gold Medalist, FCPS Paediatrics | Buner

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6 Positive Reviews

these avulsed teeth were milk teeth. next permanent teeth will erupt @ 6-7 years of age


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Pediatrician in Buner - Dr. Amjad Khan

Dr. Amjad Khan - Pediatrician

MBBS Gold Medalist, FCPS Paediatrics | Buner

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6 Positive Reviews

however these milk teeth can be re implanted by dentist, if teeth are preserved in milk and taken to dentist before their roots are decayed


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Pediatrician in Karachi - Dr. Hareesh

Dr. Hareesh - Pediatrician

MBBS, FCPS | Karachi

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36 Positive Reviews

can be reimplanted by dentist if preseved in milk. it will take time but for this you can visit dentist.


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Pediatrician in Lahore - Dr. Muhammad Sheraz Raza

Dr. Muhammad Sheraz Raza - Pediatrician

MBBS, MD, FAAP, DABOM, American Diplomat | Lahore

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12 Positive Reviews

The lost tooth will not come back. The permanent teeth will erupt at age of 6-7 years. It is important to visit a pediatric dentist to check for any injury to the gums, jawbone, or nearby teeth. In the meantime maintain oral hygiene and avoid hard food that may hurt the area. Pediatric dentist may or may not recommend space maintainer for the proper alignment of permanent teeth which may erupt in future. You may give Panadol syrup for pain meanwhile. Dr. Raza (MD, USA)


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Pediatrician in Hyderabad - Dr. Suresh Kumar

Dr. Suresh Kumar - Pediatrician

MBBS, FCPS (Paediatrics), MD (Paediatrics) | Hyderabad

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101 Positive Reviews

New tooth will be permanent one and it will appear at age of 6 years approximately


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Pediatrician in Lahore - Dr. Rimzah Tahir

Dr. Rimzah Tahir - Pediatrician

MBBS, FCPS Paeds (Resident) | Lahore

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6 Positive Reviews

Timeline for Permanent Teeth
1. Lower front teeth (incisors): 6-7 years
2. Upper front teeth (incisors): 7-8 years
3. Lower molars: 9-11 years
4. Upper molars: 10-12 years
5. Canines: 9-12 years
6. Second molars: 12-14 years
The new teeth will be the permanent ones. The usual timeline for eruption is already mentioned above. But keep in mind, every child develops at their own pace.


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