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January 17 , 2021 11:24 am
Hello, my 2 and half year toddler still didn’t get all of her teeth showing, should I be worried?

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January 27 , 2021 10:00 am
By: Dr. Ruba Shabaneh
Usually, by the age of 3, all teeth are in the mouth. It's according to how many are already there. If only a few are there then she should consult a dentist, preferably a pediatric dentist.
By now the canines and second molars can be Usually left

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