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I often get calls from concerned parents who notice their child’s lower permanent incisors are coming in behind the baby teeth, and what we should do about it?
I will begin by saying these lower incisors are normally a child’s first experience with losing teeth, getting new permanent teeth and a first visit from the tooth fairy usually around age 6.
This has come up three times in the last 3 months, one of them conveniently at our house with our 6 yr. old Kendall. The following are a series of photos showing how fast these teeth can move and change in these little supercharged beings!
Teeth continuing to come in and looking almost normal
Teeth continuing to come in and looking almost normal
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