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Erupting Baby Teeth (teething)
Since
the eruption of primary baby teeth is a normal and natural process, these
signs and symptoms are to be expected:
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Increased salivation |
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Putting fingers and hands into the mouth |
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Restlessness |
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Fretful behavior |
Children may display other symptoms such as fever and systemic
disturbances, such as croup, diarrhea, etc. These are coincidental to
eruption and should be treated medically by the pediatrician
as necessary.
If you have any questions or need more information, don't hesitate to
call Robert I Schwartz DMD at (212) 541-9500.
Infant Teething
In New York New York and the surrounding
Philadelphia - Boston - Stanford - Greenwich areas.
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