Can Your Teeth Fall Out Because Of Diabetes?
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The teething process is quite different in different babies. One chews, frets, and drools for 3 or 4 months before each tooth comes through, and makes life miserable for the whole family. In another case, a mother discovers a tooth one fine morning without ever having suspected that her baby was teething. One baby gets the first tooth at 3 months, another not till 1 year. Yet both are healthy, normal infants.
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