New Teeth

It shouldn't be a problem. The new one coming in is often why the baby teeth get loose and fall out.

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Exactly the same thing with my 5 yr old DD. Her tooth finally fell out but the new tooth is way back in her gum an at a funny angle. I guess we will see.

You are describing a normal process. You can even pull the tooth yourself, just wiggle it after applying some oral gel to numb the gum. I did it with all my older son's baby teeth :)

That happened with my son and my neice as well. Looks a little strange but was not a problem. Once the baby teeth were out, the permanant teeth moved forward on their own and are now perfectly in place without any help from a dentist. So I would say, no worries! A little time and they will get to where they need to be.

Nope perfectly normal! My oldest was eating a chip one day and told me the chip made her tooth loose. When I looked, not only was her tooth loose, but the permenant tooth was coming in. She lost 4 teeth before she started Kindergarten all while she was in Pre-K and not even 5 yet. Now she is 13 and getting her wisdome teeth in. So, no worries. Some get teeth early, some on time, some really late. Just depends on the child. Let the tooth come out on it's on or if it is bothering her then pull it and give her some ice cream afterwards. That is what we did for the first tooth. Then the tooth fairy gave her 50 cents that night. It is only the first of many. Wait until your regular dentist appt, don't waste the money. Good luck and God Bless.

I personally had that happen to me when I was younger, if her tooth is lose then it should be fine, when her big tooth gets up high enough have her push on it with her tongue to kind of encourage it to move forward. The only time you would need to worry is if the tooth in front isn't lose at all.

Id say it's fine. reading this reminded me of when my puppy started getting her big teeth. she had all her big teeth along with her baby teeth, so she had two rows of teeth that made her look like a shark. :)

The permanent tooth usually comes in right behind the loose tooth. Completely normal.

same situationa and we were at the dentist and i was said how we had read a berenstain bears book and we know sometimes dentist have to pull teeth etc and DD was fine with it, but he said he wasnt' going to pullit just to let it come out on its own. it's been a month and it's still not out but the other is coming in behind, I think it will beok and they will shift around some.