What to do if the deciduous teeth have not fallen out and the permanent teeth have grown out

There are many children around us who are changing their teeth, and their permanent teeth have grown out before their deciduous teeth fall out. In medicine, this condition is called retained deciduous teeth. If your child has this condition, you should take him to a regular hospital to remove the deciduous teeth to make room for the permanent teeth and prevent the permanent teeth from growing crooked and affecting the appearance. The reason for retained deciduous teeth is that children rarely use them when eating, the teeth do not get the proper exercise and the roots cannot be absorbed.

What should I do if my baby teeth haven't fallen out and my permanent teeth have grown out?

Steps/Methods: 1. Eat more whole grains to increase the chewing function of your teeth and give them exercise. Don’t be afraid that using your child’s teeth too much will harm them. In fact, the more often you use their teeth to chew food, the easier it will be for your child to replace their teeth.

2. Parents should not prepare apples or corns with chewing food before giving them to children. Let the children chew them with their teeth by themselves, so as to avoid the situation of deciduous teeth being retained.

3 If the deciduous teeth are not loose at all and cannot fall off by themselves, go to the pediatric dental hospital in time to have them removed. The doctor will apply some anesthetic to the child according to the degree of looseness of the teeth. If the teeth are not loose at all, local anesthetic will be given, which will not have any effect on the child.

After the child has his or her baby teeth pulled out, he or she should be allowed to bite a cotton ball for half an hour. He or she should not eat food that is too cold or too hot, suck anything, or brush his or her teeth or rinse his or her mouth. This will help stop the bleeding. When children are changing their teeth, parents must pay special attention and help them grow beautiful teeth, which will definitely be of great help to their future health.