Is age 5 too young to lose teeth?

My sis just lost her 1st tooth and she is only 5 yrs old. Isn't this too young? Plz I only need ONE answer! If u c an answer here already plz don't answer. I don't want a million asnwers that r the same in my e0mail.


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Is age 5 too young to lose teeth?
Off the topic, but you can go into your settings and make it so you don't get an email everytime you get an answer... then you can just check a day or two later and get all the answers you need.





But, to answer your question...





Every person is different. And 5 is not too young to begin losing teeth. (I'm a dental hygienist)
Reply:nope,it s fine
Reply:no it's perfectly average
Reply:I can't resist; I think 5 is fine.
Reply:Itz never too young to loose teeth. break her remainin teeth too! Itz lucky
Reply:quite normal
Reply:my 5 year old has her 2 front bottom teeth almost completely out. it's fine. the earlier the kid gets the teeth, the earlier she looses the teeth.
Reply:Kids start loosing their baby teeth at this stage. By ten they should of prety much had their adult teeth come in. If ur unsure of these answers go look it up under google or something
Reply:5 years old if perfectly fine =]
Reply:Five years old is when they start to lose teeth. It's normal.
Reply:Nope... She's right on schedule! Should be her, front upper tooth, right? Once those are gone, then the lower centrals will be next in line to come out! So cute....
Reply:no, 5 and 6 is the right time for teeth to come out
Reply:Thats the age she should start losing teeth. Watch how fast she will mature now...this is the time when you should really help her to become a better reader.
Reply:i lost my fist tooth when i was in pree school when i was five i had all my big ppls teeth by the time i was in grade 5. im 18 and i now have all my wisdom teeth i have had no problem not even with my wisdom teeth... just remember we all develop at differant rates.but we all useually rach the same point so dont be too alarmed
Reply:nope its good
Reply:It's perfectly normal. Save this link:





http://www.sdcoe.k12.ca.us/smiles/fallou... is a great explanation about losing baby teeth.





http://www.drspock.com/article/0,1510,53...
Reply:~~~~~~nope not at all???~~~~~~~~~~~
Reply:She will lose her deciduous teeth at ages 5, 6, 9, 10, and 11 respectively, give or take a few months. In response to that, her permanent teeth will erupt at the ages of 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13. Her wisdom teeth will erupt only after 18 yrs of age.


If there is any related itching or irritation, warm saline gargles will resolve it. Regular gum massage will also help her teeth to erupt. If the permanent teeth start erupting before the deciduous teeth are shed, it will lead to defective alignment, and it is a cause for visiting the dentist.


Good luck.
Reply:no it isn't too young if he's missing anterior tooth .. not the canine of course
Reply:nope not too young
Reply:My nephew lost his two bottom teeth when he was 4.He had 10 teeth at 10 months,so I don't know if that had anything to do with it or not.He's 13 now and has beautiful teeth.
Reply:If it fell out in its own it is normal. To avoid crooked teeth or ortodontic treatment on the future, take her in to her dentist. Make sure her permanent tooth is coming soon. If it is not, consider paying for a space maintainer. The longer it takes for a tooth to come out, the less space it will have. If there is not enough space for it, it either comes out crooked or malpositioned. The purpose of a space maintainer is to keep that space open for when the tooth comes out.



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