Born with teeth, what's the saying?

There are indeed several kinds of sayings that you are born with teeth. From a medical point of view, most of them are these situations: the first is that the baby sprouts deciduous teeth in the mother. Early eruption of deciduous teeth has no adverse effect on the baby itself. It is nothing more than that when the child is breastfeeding, the mother will be more painful, and there will be no impact after breastfeeding. In fact, the probability of early eruption of deciduous teeth is one in a thousand. If this is the case, there is no need to extract teeth, which may cause problems such as missing teeth and nonstandard pronunciation.

The second is that epithelial tissue is not absorbed. In other words, in this case, the baby's "teeth" can't be called teeth, and they can be pulled out early to avoid adverse effects on the baby. It can be seen that it is not necessarily a bad thing for a baby to have teeth at birth. As for whether or not to pull out a tooth, you should go to the hospital and ask a doctor to check if the baby's teeth are real. If so, there is nothing to worry about. If not, you should pull them out as soon as possible.

Third, from a metaphysical point of view, people are born with teeth. This kind of child has a hard life, a bad life and is easy to control his parents, but this should be a feudal superstition and has no factual basis.