Did any of your kids get their baby teeth late, and then the switch to permanent teeth also took a l…

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Did any of your kids get their baby teeth late, and then the switch to permanent teeth also took a long time? Did this affect their bite or tooth alignment?
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Lyali
My permanent teeth came in late, after my first year. When my permanent teeth finally started coming in, my baby teeth hadn't fallen out yet, so the permanent ones came in crooked. But I don't think that's because my baby teeth came in late. I wore braces as an adult. For some reason, my jaw and teeth weren't addressed when I was a child, and during my teenage years, I was really self-conscious about it whenever I thought about it.
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Ivanova anna
Yes, also a bit late. The first tooth came in at 1.1 years, and the canines came in exactly at 2 years.
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Aleksandra
My older daughter got her first tooth the day before her first birthday. They started changing around 2nd grade. Her bite is normal.
My younger daughter got her first tooth at 8 months. And three teeth had already changed before she turned 6.
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Alinkina mamulka
I don't think this is related. My older daughter's milk teeth all came in on schedule as expected, but her permanent teeth were a nightmare. Her milk teeth didn't fall out, and her permanent teeth came in behind them, so we had to remove all her milk teeth to make space for the permanent ones. Once a year, we'd get a jaw X-ray, and the dentist would tell us which permanent teeth were coming in and which milk teeth needed to be removed.
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irina makarova
My oldest's first tooth came in exactly at one year old, and it was on top. Her teeth also came in late; by the time everyone else had lost theirs at school, mine hadn't fallen out until the end of first grade.
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Evgeniya
My older one started teething at 8 months and had about 4 teeth by her first birthday. Now she's almost 14 months old and still has half her mouth in baby teeth. Everything is going great with her teeth, no problems at all.
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Evgeniya
Evgeniya To add to that. My younger one started at 4 months, a lot has changed, but everyone is doing their own thing. She wears a plate.
One has straight, small teeth like me, the other has crooked teeth like her dad - a real fence!)
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Gulya
My breasts are still full of milk, I wore a nipple shield. But this is definitely not related, as my husband and I both have taste issues, and his teeth came in and changed normally. My bite shifted after 30. Like my son, I have a narrow jaw. It doesn't really matter when they come in. There's no room
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Kseniya Gareeva
My daughter got her first tooth at one year old. She's seven now. She only has two molars, the third is on its way. Plus, her two six-year molars have come in. No problems so far
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Katya
My milk teeth came in on time, but the permanent ones took FOREVER. My canines finally came in when I was 13.
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Kseniya
My child's first tooth came in at one year old. The first baby tooth fell out at 7. My son is 14 and still hasn't lost all his baby teeth. His teeth are straight, everything's fine. Although we had to pull a tooth at 6 years old, I thought his jaw would shift, but no. Everything is perfectly straight.
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Ulyana
Kseniya I thought only mine still had baby teeth at 14. But we're already having them removed by the doctor – orthodontics and it's all not going very well
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Ulyana
Evgeniya Honestly, I thought it was just my little one, but it turns out it's not uncommon at all. But we're already having baby teeth removed by the doctor - they're not loose, but we need to do orthodontics. The canines aren't even growing in the right direction on the X-ray 😭 They'll most likely have to pull them with braces, there's a very slim chance they'll come out on their own and in the right place, like 1% out of 100.
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