What If Baby Tooth Won't Fall Out?
Sometimes needs extraction to let permanent tooth erupt.
Dr. Fatima Hassan
General Dentist
Quick answer
Intervention sometimes needed.
Key points
- Check for underlying permanent tooth
- X-ray essential
- Extract if blocking
- Rare but treatable
Next steps
Book a consultation with a DHA-licensed Dubai dentist for personalised advice.
References
- American Dental Association
- Peer-reviewed dental research
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Referenced sources
- American Dental Association
Medical disclaimer. This article is informational and does not replace professional clinical advice. For a plan specific to your situation, book a consultation with a Paradise Dental specialist.
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