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So my friend who tends to lie alot tells me that her 6 week old daughter is teething and needs to go to the dentist. And then she goes and tells my other friend that she also has an appointment to get her teeth cleaned. Is that even possible?
My son started teething at 4mths but it didn't properly breakthrough until 6mths. We gave him a teething ring at 4mths but he wasn't really interested for a while just sucked on it. I hear that that's pretty typical. 6wks would be incredibly developmentally advanced.
Might sound crazy but a friend to the family actually bore a bby who already had a tooth coming in so very possible
Actually I have a nephew whobwas born with partial teeth already growing out. Idk why she would take the baby to the dentist that's a lie but babies can grow teeth early its just super rare
Why would she need her teeth clean? I didn't even think dentist would do that for a 6 week old they move to much. -_- hmm werid.
Some babies can be born with teeth so it's not impossible. My nephew started to teeth at about 6wks and ended up with 2 teeth before he turned two months old. My sister didn't need to take him to the dentist though cause his pediatrician said it was normal.
I just wish she wouldn't Loe about things that obviously aren't true. A 6 week old have to go to the dentist and have a cleaning is a bit ridiculous. But shes always been like that
My daughter is 6months and has two teeth and she never be to the dentist her doctor even said she doesn't need to see a dentist.
my friend had a little girl earlier this year and her baby was born with her two bottom teeth showing just barely so you never know
Teething rings clearly say for 3months and up. She shouldn't be doing that but hey you can't tell or make anyone change
O.o thats not possible. Theyre teeth dont start coming in till 3 months or more.
My son got his first teeth when he was about six months or a Lil older and didn't go to the dentist to get them checked til after his first birthday
She could be getting teeth already but I doubt she needs to go to the dentist. My son got his first tooth at about 3 months but it took a few weeks to break through.
Thats exactly what me and my friend said (she is also pregnant too). But when I went over my friends with the 6 week old they were giving her a teething ring
No teething starts about 3 months and they dont go to the dentist until they are toddler's/school aged
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