Dr. Subha
Dentistry
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Hello doctor,
I am 19 years old and all of my teeth are baby/milk teeth. Is there a chance that permanent teeth will grow for me?
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Usually, milk teeth start shedding at 6 years of age, followed by permanent teeth eruption. Permanent teeth gradually replace milk teeth and the entire replacement occurs within 14 years of age. Persistence of the milk teeth at 19 years requires attention.
The absence of permanent teeth might be due to:
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