“If there’s no teeth at 18 to 24 months, there ought to be some concern. There are some genetic conditions or a systemic delay that could cause teeth to erupt late. “Under the age of 2, starting out at the pediatrician is the best bet. There are also pediatric dentists that can have a good look at the teeth. But generally speaking, going to the pediatrician first is the way to go, because they will take into consideration your child’s medical history, which dentists don’t have.” — Christina Johns, MD, MEd, FAAP, senior medical advisor, PM Pediatrics, Lake Success, NY
title: “My 1 Year Old Doesn T Have Any Teeth Yet Should I Worry " ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-27” author: “Florence Sullivan”
“If there’s no teeth at 18 to 24 months, there ought to be some concern. There are some genetic conditions or a systemic delay that could cause teeth to erupt late. “Under the age of 2, starting out at the pediatrician is the best bet. There are also pediatric dentists that can have a good look at the teeth. But generally speaking, going to the pediatrician first is the way to go, because they will take into consideration your child’s medical history, which dentists don’t have.” — Christina Johns, MD, MEd, FAAP, senior medical advisor, PM Pediatrics, Lake Success, NY
