If your child's shark teeth cannot resolve on their own within a few weeks, it is best to have the dentist look at what happened. If necessary, your child's dentist will be able to remove the tooth from your child's mouth, which usually solves the problem.
If the dentist has removed the baby's teeth and still does not have enough room for the permanent teeth to move forward and fix it in the mouth, the dentist can perform a procedure called orthodontic which reduces some of the remaining teeth from them Remove some teeth from the enamel. This program should have enough space for the permanent teeth to move to the final position.
A pediatric dentist, Dr. Dean Brandon, said: "The teeth are usually paired, so if one tooth doesn't get in correctly, the other tooth won't."
It is important to ensure that all teeth have enough space to enter the mouth and align correctly so that your child can have an upright smile for efficient chewing.
