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Trouble tooth growing
Hello,I would like to know if there is a remedy that could help mi 6 year old son to help the rooth of his old teeth absorb and fall out because his new teeth is growing and his old one has not fallen out.
Thanks
Izabouz on 2024-01-02
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If your child’s baby tooth root doesn’t dissolve, or it doesn’t fall out on schedule, the permanent tooth may grow behind it until it falls out. You may be concerned about this, but usually it’s not a big deal!
Shark teeth usually resolve themselves, but there are a few situations where you may want to see dentist.
Baby tooth isn’t loosening – If the baby tooth doesn’t seem to be loosening within about 2 months of noticing your child’s “shark tooth,” the root may not dissolve. You may need to see a dentist to have the tooth extracted.
Shark teeth in the molars – Shark teeth are the most common in the front teeth, which are narrow and small, so they don’t cause any serious orthodontic problems. However, if your child’s molars are experiencing the same issue, you may want to see a dentist and orthodontist.
Pain or discomfort – If your child’s baby tooth hurts or they are experiencing any other kind of tooth pain, besides a wiggly tooth feeling a bit sensitive see a dentist.
[Edited by anuj srivastava on 2024-01-02 13:02:32]
If your child’s baby tooth root doesn’t dissolve, or it doesn’t fall out on schedule, the permanent tooth may grow behind it until it falls out. You may be concerned about this, but usually it’s not a big deal!
Shark teeth usually resolve themselves, but there are a few situations where you may want to see dentist.
Baby tooth isn’t loosening – If the baby tooth doesn’t seem to be loosening within about 2 months of noticing your child’s “shark tooth,” the root may not dissolve. You may need to see a dentist to have the tooth extracted.
Shark teeth in the molars – Shark teeth are the most common in the front teeth, which are narrow and small, so they don’t cause any serious orthodontic problems. However, if your child’s molars are experiencing the same issue, you may want to see a dentist and orthodontist.
Pain or discomfort – If your child’s baby tooth hurts or they are experiencing any other kind of tooth pain, besides a wiggly tooth feeling a bit sensitive see a dentist.
[Edited by anuj srivastava on 2024-01-02 13:02:32]
♡ anuj srivastava 3 months ago
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