Baby Teeth Spacing for Permanent Teeth

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Summary: Baby teeth play an important role in the spacing of permanent teeth. Learn more about baby teeth spacing in this free video on child dental health.

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Dr. Monika Gupta Dr. Monika Gupta, B.D.S (Maulana Azad Institution of Dental Science, New Delhi) has been a guest expert speaker for an awareness program on national news Chan... read more

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Baby Teeth Spacing for Permanent Teeth

Very outstanding rule that is the played by the primary teeth is the amount of the space for the permanent teeth in the dental arch. So again as a usual misconception that is the primary tooth?s not very much importance and that are going to be replaced by the socitial teeth if these tooth?s get shut off early in the life maybe because of any reason, maybe because of the dental decay or accident or lose of these teeth it may results in the malocclusions of the permanent teeth. That is the patients of your babies. Permanent teeth are not going to add up to the normal you see manner let me be. Something else in the dental arch may buckle maybe lingual to which it normally option place, which mean it unlimited reserves in the cosmetic disfigurement of your baby?s mouth. It may have certain cosmetic implications. So always try to preserve your baby?s teeth, maintain a very good order of hygiene and never take it for granted.