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If a child 7 years old broke the front teeth is he going to get a new one?
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∙ 14y ago
If those teeth have already been lost and permanent teeth broke, then no. If a baby tooth broke than he will get a new one.
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When should a child's too front teeth come out?
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Why does the child want his two front teeth?
so he can wish you a merry Christmas
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What animal has front teeth?
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When a child is put in bed with a Pacifier should it be removed from his mouth?
Depending on the age of the child. If the child has teeth then some dentists and doctors feel that pacifiers will push the front teeth forward However, these are baby teeth and it shouldn't matter at all. Good Pacifiers are safe and if your child feels secure with one then allow it until they decide they no longer need it.
What age do you lose your front teeth?
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Which teeth fallout when your a child?
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