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Your baby may perhaps also be a late tooth cutter if he is a preemie, and whilst this condition could be a sign of illness or infection; it ordinarily is attributed plain old pre-maturity. Due to the fact pre-term babies don't receive the nutrition from their mothers for the last weeks of gestation as full term babies do, doctors and think that there is most likely some link between week’s gestation and tooth eruption. Keep in mind however, that until your child is two years of age, for all medical and developmental purposes, doctors and therapists will make diagnoses based on gestational age instead of calendar age. So if your thirty-three week preemie is eight months old and you might be worried about late tooth eruption, keep in mind that developmentally, he is only around six months old. It is crucial to often tell your medical professional if he/she is dealing with a preemie.
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