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Premature babies, and teeth development

Wednesday, Mar. 24th 2010 9:14 AM

My son was born five weeks early.  I had him in February.  He is doing very well and he is a happy healthy baby. I was just wondering if premature babies get their baby teeth later then term babies do.  This would be helpful to know if I need to wait longer for his teeth to come in.

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