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Wobbly teeth fell out
Hi Doctor , My daughter is 5 years and she had this wobbly tooth from 2-3 weeks. Today by accident my hand hit her mouth and this tooth came out. Is it ok or should I check for anything?
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Hello mam.. Don't worry..primary teeth shedding and natural falling is normal.. But I advice you to check the eruption of that permanent teeth.. If it's delaying.. Take an xray and follow me up.. Because in that case, space maintainer has to be placed.. Thank you.. Have a nice day..
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No need to worry about it. Natural Shedding of milk tooth at this age is completely normal. Still have queries then please consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.
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Wobbling at this age indicates it's a deciduous tooth, so shedding is completely fine. No worries.
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No that's fine. Must be a natural shedding of milk tooth and you've helped it come out finally. Don't worry, the permanent tooth will erupt eventually.
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