My daughter’s baby teeth are falling out in adulthood. What should she do?
Q.
My 19 year old daughter has 6 baby teeth in her upper jaw one or two of which do not have adult teeth in the gum waiting to come down. she is very upset now as one of her baby teeth is about to fall out and she is cannot deal with having a gap. she is also unhappy about the size and appearance of the baby teeth. What do you think is our best course of action?
My 19 year old daughter has 6 baby teeth in her upper jaw one or two of which do not have adult teeth in the gum waiting to come down. she is very upset now as one of her baby teeth is about to fall out and she is cannot deal with having a gap. she is also unhappy about the size and appearance of the baby teeth. What do you think is our best course of action?
A.
Well that’s bound to upset her. The good news is that there are lots of options for her to improve the way her teeth look. I would advise that you bring her along to a very good cosmetic dental practice (such as ourselves!) that has lots of experience and expertise in dental implant treatments. After a detailed examination and Xrays/photos etc. you would then have a more accurate idea of what can be done. Hope that helps
Mark
Well that’s bound to upset her. The good news is that there are lots of options for her to improve the way her teeth look. I would advise that you bring her along to a very good cosmetic dental practice (such as ourselves!) that has lots of experience and expertise in dental implant treatments. After a detailed examination and Xrays/photos etc. you would then have a more accurate idea of what can be done. Hope that helps
Mark
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