two weeks baby born with 2 anterior teeth which is highly mobile , and his mother have no problem or discomfort during nursing him what is ur managemnt:
a. do not do anthing as the baby have no problem during feeding.
b. do not do anything as the mother don`t feel discomfort.
c. u must extract as soon as possible to avoid accident inhalation of them***
d. do nothing , it will shell by it self.
Natal teeth are usually members of the primary dentition, not supernumerary teeth, and so should be retained if possible. Most frequently affect mandibular incisor region and, because of limited root development at that age, are mobile. If in danger of being inhaled or causing problems with breastfeeding, they can be removed under local analgesia.
a. do not do anthing as the baby have no problem during feeding.
b. do not do anything as the mother don`t feel discomfort.
c. u must extract as soon as possible to avoid accident inhalation of them***
d. do nothing , it will shell by it self.
Natal teeth are usually members of the primary dentition, not supernumerary teeth, and so should be retained if possible. Most frequently affect mandibular incisor region and, because of limited root development at that age, are mobile. If in danger of being inhaled or causing problems with breastfeeding, they can be removed under local analgesia.