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My baby is 15 months now and only have 6 teeth, is this normal, or should i consult with a dentist?
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Tooth eruption: It's within a normal range and i wouldn't worry about it. However, at this age all children should be seen by a pedodontist anyway. Therefore, set up an appointment to start establishing a relationship, get preventive advice and allay your concerns. Congratulations.
Answered 12/29/2013
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