No front teeth: It's unlikely there is any real concern. Although very late in development, they may still be there. It's also possible they are congenitally missing and may never develop. I assume she is otherwise healthy? If possible, a visit to the dentist who can take some x-rays to determine development would be in order. Even if baby teeth are missing, permanent teeth may develop normally.
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See dentist: See a dentist or pedodontist to have an x-ray taken and a clinical examination to make sure all is well. Usually, if you have hair and nails, you will have teeth.
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Overdue: It's considered State of the Art that all children see a Dentist for their 1st examination at eruption of 1st baby tooth, but no later than 1st b'day. With your child's aberrant eruption pattern it would be wise to schedule with a pediatric dento-facial growth and development specialist, a Pedodontist.
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