when the milk teeth are shaky the permanent teeth are erupting slightly inward please help
hello welcome to iclinq com I went through your query and also seen the image attached as a specialist it is quite fine she is on the safer side as no such visible misalignment once the permanent tooth erupts fully as you mentioned and also visible from the image upper left central incisor baby tooth looks totally mobile it is better to pull it out you can get a numbing gel like rexidine forte chlorhexidine metronidazole and lignocaine gel apply over the gums on the mobile tooth hold the mobile tooth with a piece of cotton and pull it out if possible hold the area with a new cotton gauze to arrest the bleeding if not possible let it be as placed it might fall off itself seeing the condition she will be fine it was better if the tooth was extracted earlier then there would not be any chances of malalignment but it very minute and would not be visible as such try feeding hard food small pieces of hard fruits they might help I hopethis helps palatial eruption of left upper incisor due to delayed shedding of the primary tooth seven days or anytime if you need any more help
hello doctor my daughter is 5 years old two of her front teeth are shaky but not falling off but I see the new is growing because of space the old one occupying new one growing is not aligned it looks like it is growing little inward and cross