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First Loose Tooth!
My DD is not a baby any more! She discovered a loose front tooth this morning. When I checked it out, both of her bottom front teeth are loose--with the left being more wiggly than the right. She will be 5 at the end of May so this was a bit of a shock to me! The dentist said that everything looks normal and that because she got her baby teeth early, there was a chance that she would lose them early, too.
It seems that they grow up so fast these days!
We have the opposite problem. My 6 year old has both of his bottom perment teeth in but the problem is he has not lost the baby teeth and they are not even wiggling.
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Originally Posted by motherof2
We have the opposite problem. My 6 year old has both of his bottom perment teeth in but the problem is he has not lost the baby teeth and they are not even wiggling.
Have you talked to his dentist about possibly removing his baby teeth so that his permanent teeth have room to grow?
My DD's teeth are still loose but have not fallen out yet.
My DD is not a baby any more! 
She discovered a loose front tooth this morning. When I checked it out, both of her bottom front teeth are loose--with the left being more wiggly than the right. She will be 5 at the end of May so this was a bit of a shock to me! The dentist said that everything looks normal and that because she got her baby teeth early, there was a chance that she would lose them early, too. 
