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Teeth falling in kids

2020-07-11 02:22:22
My son is 5 years and 9 months old. His below front teeth started loosing to fall. Is this age of falling teeth?
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It's normal.

Answered2020-07-11 12:39:04

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It's normal..exfoliation of milk tooth is around 5yrs..nothing to worry...maintain oral hygiene means make a habits of brushing twice a day
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nothing serious

Answered2020-07-11 10:34:54

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This is perfectly normal. The lower front teeth can start to fall as early as 5-5.5 years.
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Maintain proper oral hygiene and ensure your son visits a pediatric dentist once every 6 months.

Answered2020-07-11 09:20:58

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This is very common age for exfoliation or falling of milk teeth at this stage. Kindly consult your pediatrician for the same

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Hello Our experts from the department of paediatric dentistry suggest it's normal. But this is the right age for him to be examined by a paediatric dental surgeon and evaluated for the condition of the dentition and other issues, if any. Dental care right from the age of 6 will help your kid to avoid future dental problems. Prevention is better than cure
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consult pedodontist
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brush twice daily with any kids paste and brush teach him oral hygiene habits minimize chocolate and other sweets take help from pedodontist for accurate suggestions

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Yes it is , don't worry plz
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give him some cold fermentation ,that will relieve pain
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Yes.

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Yes it's very right age.

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