symptoms of teething in a baby can include: increased irritability placing objects or fingers in the mouth and biting down on them increased saliva or drooling loss of appetite or becoming choosy about foods tender and swollen gums rash on cheeks or redness in the area of the cheeks near the affected gums restlessness ear pulling which may be a sign of teething or possibly an ear infection (make an appointment to have your child seen by your doctor or pediatrician) teething does not result in fever vomiting or diarrhea. if your child experiences these problems contact your doctor. here's a list of teething symptoms: drooling. irritability. a tooth visible below the gum. swollen bulging gums. trying to bite chew and suck on everything she can get her hands on. rubbing her face. difficulty sleeping. turning away food. also it is important that you start maintaining the oral health of your infant as soon you see the symptoms of teething to avoid future dental problems. there are dental clinics which consists of skilled and experienced pediatricians.
what are symptoms of teething in a baby?