ds has got to the ripe old age of almost 6 1/2 with all his baby teeth intact whilst most of his school friends started to lose theirs about 18 months ago. He teethed quite early as a baby (just 5 months) but they are all pretty solid still. However today I was having a prod around and noticed that his bottom front second tooth is about 1/3 of the way through but several mm behind the tiny baby ones. I assume that this should shortly displace the baby ones but as it is so far back will it create sufficent room as it just seems so big in comparison. btw ds isn't the least bit bothered by it and says he hadn't even noticed. Must be recent as he had a check up less than 2 months ago.
This is probably a daft question, but does this sound normal ?! I expect the tooth fairy will have to visit soon and I'll feel pretty silly, but thought I'd ask for reassurance from those who have been there before !
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Second tooth coming through without displacing first ones
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LIZS · 07/09/2004 19:42
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