That's until you have to keep your milk teeth

In fact, the final teeth in a person's mouth become and take shape about the age of 12.

The milk teeth start falling at about six years of age. It should be known that children do not lose such teeth at the same time, since some of them are at a peak of growth earlier than others.

However, in case you are late in over six months, you do well to consult the dentist, who controls your teeth through and through a X - ray.

Maintaining a milk tooth for a longer time is safe if other teeth are firmly placed in the jaw - the teeth of milk, the telegram broadcast.

A late tooth loss can be explained in several ways. Sometimes its beginning is very deep. It moves slowly toward the surface and slowly explodes the root of the milk tooth, so it takes more time to throw it away. But it may not be in the right place, and it does not spoil the root of the milk tooth.

So the milk tooth stays in place as the next final tooth appears, pushing forward or backward. But in this case, the tooth of milk must be removed for the tooth to finally remain in its mouth.

Even the cutting tooth “canine” can also remain stuck in the jaw bone.

What are the causes? Perhaps a bad axis of dental positioning or lack of the country. In such cases surgery and orthodoncia (resthetics).

Milk teeth are smaller than others, and there are spaces between them. But should we remove a milk tooth before it falls itself? No. By pulling it out, we risk cutting the root of the tooth and doing harm to the child.

In fact, a child may push the tooth with his tongue. If the tooth bothers him, he should go to the dentist.

Teeth “inciv” (cuts), fall at 6-10, teeth “canine” (bet) fall at 8-12 years old, while pre-tooth balls and molars fall at 1012.

Thus, 20 milk teeth are gradually replaced by other teeth.