If all your teeth were to grow and none of them fell out yet, they are ALL baby teeth, right? like if all of them all the sudden fall our, they will ALL re-grow, right?
130772
Your wisdom teeth are permanent from the get-go.  If you lose your baby teeth at a later age (past 18) your permanent teeth will not re-grow through your gum. At that point, you often need a bridge.
635953
Yes it will eventually, I had braces too and they pulled some of my teeth to make space for other teeth, all the gaps got filled up, it took about two to three years before everything was perfect.
322735
I think it sounds about right to me.  When my brother had to take his tooth out from his gums (it was stuck or something) he had to get braces first.  They'll probably just prep the tooth by spacing your teeth apart, and then pull them back together with your implant.  And besides, why not want perfect teeth? I got my braces off a month ago and my teeth are stunnign!
432019
it's a baby tooth, it won't hurt if they pull it out... i had my last 2 baby teeth pulled out when i was 12 and it didn't hurt at all... although that was a very long time ago and i'm not sure about the techniques they use for pulling teeth today, if anything, the techniques are probably better!....
309010
You'll want to get that baby tooth out ASAP--they can effect how the permanent teeth come in. Either have him wiggle it out or take him to the dentist to have them removed. Good luck
207052
Your dentist should def. be able to tell the difference between a primary tooth and an adult tooth.  Depending on where it is located and what size it is in comparison to the other teeth.  Some people do not get a permanent tooth in one or more places, thus the baby tooth stays present in the mouth as there is not another tooth under it pushing it out.  The roots on baby teeth resorb so they can get ready to become loose and come out to make way for the adult teeth.  Even though there is not a root present the tooth can still remain in the mouth for several years, sometimes a lifetime if you are careful.  I have seen grown men with a primary tooth still in their mouth.  Maxillary perm molars (upper, back teeth) have three roots, and mandibular perm molars (lower back teeth) have two roots.  Depending on where this tooth is should tell your dentist if it is a primary or permanent tooth.  Some people do have their permanent tooth roots resorb for some reason, in this case if the tooth becomes loose then they would have to have an implant.  I know of a case where this happened to a lady in the dental field, she has excellent home care, it just so happened that a back molar root resporbed leaving the tooth loose, so she had an implant placed.  I am sure there is a way for your dentist to find out one way or another what is going on in your mouth.  Insurance companies can be very picky so don't give up, keep trying.
638840
nope.  just part of the process of having braces.  it'll be worth it.
476161
Probably not, they will be bigger, and they may cause damage to your other teeth. Mine were completely crooked under the gumline, but they didn't cause any problems (I was lucky).
663269
Well compared to a humans lifespan we are only baby's for a short period of time.  After a certain age we need stronger teeth(adult teeth) to help digest all of the harsher stuff we eat as adults for the rest of our lives.  Some individuals such as myself have been blessed with extra teeth (3rd) a condition called freakishly "shark teeth" (because shark have 3 sets) that are still in my gums waiting for me to loss the tooth above it to come up. I am over 20, lost a tooth recently and the 3rd one came up! Cool for me!
173587
I've had a filling falling out of my tooth because of tooth erosion. At least, that's what the dentist told me. Your teeth sort of wear away over the years, and at a certain point, the filling doesn't fit anymore and it falls out.\nBut I am sure there are other reasons too. I just don't know any.
257413
If you can still get it in its OK,  it will move your teeth back to their intended location.  thats what the guy who invented invisalign noticed.  He didn't wear his retainer then put it in he notice his teeth move,  then he wouldn't wear it again. and the teeth would drift, so he started wearing it again and then he realized why not move the teeth more and more. and invisalign was invented.
596575
The kids are all going to end up with toothache now because of HIM.?\nLOL
343783
some, like our skull, which starts in 4 plates I think, grow together into one or fuse. That's why we have a "soft spot" as newborns. Others must be the same.
553030
You will have to get your wisdom teeth removed. Due to evolution, our jaws have become smaller and we don't need as many molars as our ancestors. The meat/food we chew is not as tough. Since there is no room in most of our mouthes for our wisdom teeth, they need to be removed. Many people are being born nowadays without any wisdom teeth at all.
164980
Hey I was thinking that it sounded more like a penis. Is it a penis? I've never squirmed while brushing my teeth. My toothbrush doesn't really hang loosely either.
354790
Some people are just born without them... my mother was born with wisdom teeth on the top, but not on the bottom.  A friend of mine was born with none at all.  You must just be a biological anomaly.  Congratulations.
599027
boy, when those first permanent teeth start coming in - they look so bizarre on little kids- don't they? but believe or not- they usually grow into them. i would take her in to the dental office and have her looked over. it might be too soon to tell but often you can get a pretty accurate prediction of how things will go \n\nusually kids go into braces at about 12 but my son went in to prevent a problem at age 9