What should I do if my child's teeth are loose and won't fall out?

Children aged six or seven are in the stage of changing teeth. It is possible that their teeth will become loose because of gnawing on a chicken leg, but they will not fall out, making it inconvenient for them to eat and chew meat. So what should we do if children’s teeth are loose and won’t fall out? Most people would recommend pulling out the loose tooth directly. So, as for how to do it specifically, the following methods can be provided for everyone to use. I hope they will be helpful to everyone.

1. Always pay attention to the growth of your baby's deciduous teeth and permanent teeth, and take your baby to the dentist regularly so that problems can be discovered at any time and resolved early.

2. Encourage your baby to brush his teeth every day. It is best for an adult to help brush his teeth before going to bed at night, especially since the double rows of teeth are more difficult to clean and are most likely to cause tooth decay. The six-year molars are also not easy to brush because they are located at the innermost part of the mouth. You should use toothpaste and toothbrush specially designed for children. The toothbrush head should be as small as possible, otherwise the baby will easily vomit when you reach the innermost part. In addition to brushing teeth, it is best for your baby to rinse his mouth after each meal to maintain oral hygiene.

3. During the period of teeth replacement, babies should eat more foods that are high in fiber and have a certain degree of hardness, such as fruits, carrots, beans, corn, etc., to maintain a good stimulation to the deciduous teeth and promote the shedding of deciduous teeth on time. On the other hand, it also helps to stimulate the facial and eye muscles through chewing movements, accelerate blood circulation, and promote the development of gums, jaws and facial bones, which is both healthy and beautiful. This is not only applicable to babies. I wonder if you have noticed that with the improvement of living standards, the food we eat is becoming more and more refined, which is actually not good for the health of teeth. The degeneration of wisdom teeth (also called third molars) is an example. Therefore, we need to eat some hard and wear-resistant foods from time to time to allow the teeth, mouth and surrounding muscles to get proper exercise.

As for the question of what to do if children’s teeth are loose and do not fall out, I believe everyone can find the answer through the methods introduced above. Children's loose teeth should be extracted in time, otherwise it will be too late when buck teeth grow out. In order to avoid such a phenomenon, we should pay more attention to children's tooth replacement in daily life. It is important to carry out timely prevention and protection. I hope the above simple tooth extraction tips will be helpful to your children.