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My niece is 9 years old and she has a few gray hairs. should we be worried? she has always been missing a few (at least 4) teeth, but o/w healthy.thx
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See your dentist: At 9 yrs old, missing teeth is a normal transition. A dentist can do a complete exam and tell you if she was bone missing teeth. If that is the case you may then want to see an endocrinologist for links with premature aging.
Answered 3/23/2016
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