Most babies are quite mischievous, especially after learning to walk, they will love running and jumping. But this can make the baby particularly prone to falls, often causing skin breakage here and bleeding there. So, what should I do if my baby's front teeth fall loose?
Generally, when a baby's front teeth fall loose, it is due to excessive external force causing the root of the teeth to contract and become loose. In this case, parents can take their baby to a dental hospital for reinforcement treatment of the baby's loose teeth. During the stage when the teeth are not fully fixed, parents should pay attention to their baby's light diet and avoid giving them too hard food.
But if the front teeth are severely loose and cannot be fixed. Then you can find a way to pull out the baby's tooth, and when the baby reaches six or seven years old, new permanent teeth will grow out. Therefore, removing baby teeth will not have a significant impact on the baby's later life.
However, after the baby's front teeth loosen, parents don't need to rush to deal with them. They can observe for a period of time to see if the color of the baby's teeth has changed. Usually, if the damage is not very severe, the teeth will return to normal after a period of time and there will be no symptoms. But if the damage is severe, it may damage the dental pulp nerve, which requires treatment.
