when you are a kid, are any of your teeth permanet?
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Well you can keep your baby teeth if you don't have adult teeth growing in to take their place but usually your suppose to loose them and grow your adult set of teeth. So it all depends
697544
All of his permanent teeth may not be in until he's in his teens.
46565
I had braces when I was a teenager. In college, I noticed my teeth were moving and went back and got another retainer. I wore it until I got married and didn't want to mess with it anymore...big mistake!\nTeeth move!! Recently, I was fortunate to be able to have braces again. This time, I have a permanent wire retainer on the back of my teeth, top and bottom.\n\nMany of my cousins that had braces as teenagers, have repeated the process as adults. \n\nI have 2 daughters that have had their braces off for a few years and their orthodontist keeps them wearing their retainer at night and checks their teeth every 6 months. He advises to NEVER totally abandon the retainer. From my experience, that is excellent advice!!
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Because 'milk' teeth are deciduous teeth or 'baby' teeth and they are meant to fall out so that the permanent teeth can come in.  Milk teeth are not strong enough or large enough to function adequately in the adult dentition.
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Some people don't get them at all. One of mine didn't come in until I was in my 20's. I don't have dental insurance, so it is still there just hanging around with the rest of my teeth.  \nI think way back humans had them because of the food that they ate, but now that humans don't have to eat the rough food, our mouths have adapted to not needing these teeth to eat.
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Yes definietly, if you let the cavaties get too big they could start to affect the gums, which don't change into adulthood. Leaving the cavaties there might also cause great pain and discomfort to your child and you wouldn't want to do that...
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typically, children start to lose their baby teeth at age 6.
210913
If you are a child and it is a milk(primary) tooth, enjoy shaking it and playing with it. If you are a adult visit a dentist to save it.
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If you're referring to a human skeleton, yes, a good approximation can be done because our teeth have limited growth (they're brachydont) and we only have 2 generations, like most mammals. Therefore, an expert could see if the teeth are part of the milk or definitive dentition, and also assess the wear of the occlusal (grinding) surfaces. And not only the external appearance of the teeth is examined, but also the tissues (dentine, cement, enamel, pulp cavity).\nThere are standards to calculate age and they're normally used by forensic experts.\nA list of bibliography on the subject:\nhttp://users.breathe.com/malt/agedet.htm\nI've tried to find articles but none are free :-(\n\nHowever, other mammals have permanently-growing teeth, and therefore age determination is more difficult. And in other vertebrates that have more dental generations, other methods are used for age determination.
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Was it a toy truck? how could that work out, exactly? If your tooth is a front tooth (Which I'm guessing it is) it isn't as strong as a molar. If it is a permanent tooth, you'd better hope it doesn't fall out. It probably won't though, unless its super wiggly.
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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
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get them soon. the sooner the better. as you get older you get perm. teeth, so straighten his now and they will grow in staraight. I got mine at age 9 and noow they are perfect.
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Baby teeth that are extracted by the Dr. were done for a reason, this can be decay or overcrowding, or permanent teeth were coming in and the baby ones were not lost yet.\nSome children do not wiggle the baby teeth and we have to remove them when the new ones are ready to erupt, if this is so, then your child may just be late in geeting their teeth.\nIt is usually not something to be concerned with, especially if your child has regular dental care with a Pediatric dentist.
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if they are your front teeth it is nothing to worry about. the teeth in front only have one set of roots unlike the back teeth which have two. as long as your gums are healthy don't worry!
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no such thing as wek teeth, but cavaties are normal and all kida have them.
908863
You probably don't have a problem.  My son's teeth are the same way.  A good cleaning and scaling should do the trick!  This is virtually painless.  They will take x-rays to be sure everything is okay.   I go every 6 months to avoid the build-up of plaque on the teeth and floss every day.  You have nothing to fear!!
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I got them when I was 27. People get them at all ages. How long you have them will depend on how much your teeth need to be moved.