My kids tooth popped out at game
We were playing basketball, and my son had the ball go off of his face when he went for the rebound. His baby tooth just popped out. We noticed it when he opened his mouth, that one of the baby teeth had fallen out.
The baby tooth was loose, so it kind of saved us a trip to the dentist. He did not cry or anything. We teased him the following weeks, saying Don’t get rebounds with your face. Try to use your hands. We all laughed. This happened about 2 years ago. Since then, my son has become a pretty good basketball player I am happy to say.
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Supernumerary tooth that I needed to take out
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When I was younger, my dentist told me that I had a “extra tooth.” Later on I found out it is called a supernumerary tooth, that occurs in a very small percent of teens and young adults.
At first, he told me not to worry about it and that they would keep a eye on it. Then after a couple visits, he told me and my mom that I should go to oral surgeon and get it removed. The tooth was in the back for my top front teeth.
For some reason, it was blocking the eruption of one of my incisors. I got it taken out and sure enough, the incisor cam easily in. I remember at first I thought why was I getting this freakish tooth, then figured out it was no big deal. That is my dental story.
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