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Yes you can, but its not advised. If the tooth is a loose baby tooth, then use a strong cord like dental floss, tie a good knot and with a fast tug, remove the tooth. Teeth that are not loose should not be attempted to pull because the tooth is set into the jaw pretty solidly. There is the chance that the tooth can break or shatter and you could leave parts of the tooth under the gumline. ANSWER:
Omg! that's so mean! let them come out on their own, that's what they are designed to do, so let it happen naturally =] x
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What are childrens teeeth called?
Milk teeth
What is specialty pediatric dental care?
The care of childrens teeth
Do Amish pull out their teeth?
As a general rule, no, Amish do not pull out all their teeth.
How long does it hurt if you get 12 teeth pull out?
they probably won't pull out all 12 teeth.
Do childrens molars fall out and get replaced?
Yes. Humans get two set of teeth.
When you pull baby teeth does it make your teeth crocked?
no
after teeth pull how lone do it to put denture in mouth?
after teeth pull how lone do it take to put denture in mouth
Why you should not pull your adult teeth?
Because they are the set that are to last you for your adult life. If you pull your adult teeth out, they will not grow back.
How many teeth do you have that you could pull out and they'll gro back in?
Only your baby teeth will be replaced with other teeth when they are pulled or fall out. A human has 20 baby teeth total. If you pull out human adult teeth they will not come back.
Can you pull wisdom teeth with braces on?
No. The braces will hold the teeth in place.
what can i get done with my teeth which i don't have any have all pull so i will need all my teeth I?
what can i get done with my teeth which i don't have any have all pull so i will need all my teeth I am disable and this is fo me and my wife
Way to pull teeth without pain?
If you what to pull out your teeth and your scared get get your mom or dad any family member to tell u to close your eye and try to pull it out.
