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> Thanks!
There is a lot of normal variation in age of losing primary teeth, and
I've seen kids older than your son with all their baby teeth develop a
perfectly normal set of teeth.
In any case, this is easily evaluated with a couple of x-rays. What
does your son's dentist say?
Steve

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Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDS
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flood.rick@gmail.com - 02 Jan 2007 22:32 GMT
Steve-
Thanks for the quick reply. My family dentist doesn't seem overly
concerned and x-rays are scheduled for next visit. The thing that
concerns me is I read online (which I know isn't always true) that
often times delayed adult teeth are coupled with other development
delays; speech, fine motor skills, etc. I'm curious if any
knowledgable person may have any experience with this. My son did have
a speech articulation issue when younger, but with speech therapy has
overcome that. He also has intermitent exotropia (similar to lazy eye)
that has been 90% corrected. I'm very curious if these issues can be
tied together in some fashion. Again, thanks in advance for your input.