What if a child grows a new tooth before changing his teeth?

If you find that your child's deciduous teeth have not fallen off and new permanent teeth have grown, which are located in front or behind the deciduous teeth, you can take your child to the stomatology department. The doctor will pull out the stranded deciduous teeth and the permanent teeth will grow out in the normal position.

Children usually change their teeth at the age of six. When they change their teeth normally, the germ of permanent teeth is at the root of deciduous teeth. With the growth and development of permanent teeth, they will gradually resist the root of deciduous teeth, resulting in loose absorption of deciduous teeth. Finally, the deciduous teeth fall off and grow permanent teeth.

If the position of the permanent tooth embryo is wrong, the deciduous teeth will not loosen and fall off. You can go to the stomatology department to pull out the stranded deciduous teeth, and the permanent teeth will grow in the normal position.