Patient's question:
3, once during dinner, I felt that my newly replaced teeth were about to fall out. If they fell out, what would happen next?Past treatment history and effectiveness: No tests, no test results (please create a medical record below): None
Doctor's answer:
What should I do if I feel that my newly replaced tooth is about to fall out while eating? After the milk tooth falls out, permanent teeth will grow in. If the permanent tooth falls out, there will be no teeth to grow in, leaving the space empty. Generally, teeth are replaced between the ages of 6-12, so the loose tooth you have might be a milk tooth.Advice: Do you have any toothache? If it's gingivitis, the inflammation will subside, and the tooth will tighten. If it's a milk tooth, it will grow back after falling out. Milk teeth are whiter and smaller than permanent teeth. You can take a look. Permanent teeth don't fall out easily unless they are scraped off.