Absolutely not their too young
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It depends. First, a five year old typically only has primary (baby) teeth. The permanent teeth are probably not coming in yet.
The tooth in question may be coming out relatively soon anyway. The front teeth, upper and lower, are usually the first to fall out between the ages of 5-7 years old. Some of the back teeth can be expected to remain as long as 11-12 years of age.
If the child has extensive decay, or if they are in pain, it may be best to remove the tooth rather than try to restore the tooth with a filling or crown.
If you have doubts regarding the dentist's opinion, competency, or judgement, I recommend you seek a second opinion from a specialist called a pedodontist (specializes in children's dentistry).
The right decision is important because it may impact the child's permanent teeth.
I don't think so. Pull it or fill it. It is too expensive these days to have for a tooth he will loose. You realize that or you wouldn't ask the question.
Yes, if it is the onlly way to save the tooth from rotting
Can the tooth just get a fill in
You should have gone to a dentist before this.
a dentist can tell by its teeth or if you have its passport it should say the year it was born.
The better way is to have a dentist do it. If you cannot afford it, there are university dental schools that will do it either with very little or no charge.
Yes I am 14 and I went to the dentist to have my teeth professionally whitened
You shoulden't worry. Different children lose teeth at different times. If your worried about it you should talk to your Dentist about it. Hope this helps!! XX You shoulden't worry. Different children lose teeth at different times. If your worried about it you should talk to your Dentist about it. Hope this helps!! XX
At regular appointments (how regular depends on which dentist you use. It will typically be quarterly or semi-annually) or if there is something wrong with their teeth or any other part of their mouth.
I got my braces when i was eight, and now my teeth are perfect. The sooner the better.
Well, that's not normal, I think you should bring you 4 year old to a dentist ASAP
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it depends. If the child doesnt pull the teeth out then they should still have quite a few baby teeth, but they should have some adult teeth too. It is best if you teach your child not the twist and pull the teeth out before they are ready because it could result in crooked teeth.
Just wait, they'll fall out in they're own time
It is not uncommon for your children's permanent teeth to start coming in while baby teeth are still there. However, this can cause complications, so you should see your dentist to see if the baby teeth need to be removed.