Baby teeth appearing:
Did your baby's teeth appear early and you wonder about the reasons and factors that led to this? Concentrate, then, on this topic, as we will explain to you the most prominent causes associated with this common condition among children, with reference to the most important symptoms that accompany the teething stage in children.
Why do baby teeth appear early?
Infant teeth often appear between the sixth and tenth month, but they may appear at an early stage and during the third month of his life in particular.
The genetic factor is one of the most important reasons for the early appearance of the infant’s teeth. If one of the parents’ teeth appear early, it is likely that the child’s teeth will appear at the same stage. Some infants suffer from low levels of calcium in their bodies due to the mother's malnutrition during her pregnancy, which automatically promotes the early appearance of the infant's teeth.
How do you know that your child is teething?
- The teething stage is often accompanied by pain at the level of the gums, which prompts the infant to rub it and use his toys to put pressure on it.
- The redness and swelling of the gums, in addition to the infant's high body temperature and exposure to diarrhea, are symptoms that generally indicate teething.
- Your baby's drooling significantly and frequently is one of the most prominent symptoms that indicate the onset of teething.
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