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My childs tooth problem
I have a 7months old baby..he is born with natal teeth which is removed now...but da area where he had his teeth is moveable n now its swelling..n has turned purplish colour... May b its paining he is not eating n crying while spoon feeding.please help.
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visit a pedodontist and get it checked. it is better to see the case clinically for proper diagnosis and treatment plan.
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Hello Ma'am Many thanks for your query. It seems most likely that your baby is now getting his normal set of primary ( milk teeth) considering he is 7 months old. This should explain the pain and swelling which is expected to accompany teething.
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While it doesn't seem anything to worry about, you can always have a pedodontist or child specialist dentist have a look and confirm that it's indeed teething. Some painkillers may help but they are best prescribed by a dentist who has the opportunity to examine your baby.
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Please make sure that the area is kept clean, especially after feeding.
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