Neonatal Teeth

Born babies teeth are sub divided into two types- Natal teeth are teeth that are already present at the time of birth, whereas neonatal teeth emerge through the gingiva during the first month of life. Natal and neonatal teeth are rarely seen in very premature babies. X-rays should be performed soon after birth to determine if the teeth are normal milk teeth or extras, the extent of root development, enamel and dentin, and the relationship to other teeth. In general, natal teeth are left alone unless they cause difficulty for the infant or mother. Clinical complications include ulceration of the tongue, lingual frenum, or mother’s nipple during breast-feeding.

  • Ellis van Creveld syndrome
  • Allermann Streiff Syndrome
  • Pierre Robin Syndrome
  • Sotos syndrome

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