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Wobbly teeth - do you pull them?

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twirlaround · 10/10/2005 19:44

DD's tooth is ultra wobbly and hurting - should we pull it out?!!!

Worried about it falling out in her sleep or at school

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startingtobehalloweenylover · 10/10/2005 19:51

i wouldn't in case it hurts her!

but when i was little i used to pull my own out!

twirlaround · 10/10/2005 19:52

it's hanging by a thread but I'm not allowed to touch!

Much hysteria in our house!

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cupcakes · 10/10/2005 19:58

ooh, no no! Just the thought is making me feel ill.

iota · 10/10/2005 19:59

I pulled ds1's first one out as it was so wobbly that it was affecting his eating and the gum was red and inflamed. He asked me to do it.

iota · 10/10/2005 20:00

I used a paper napkin to get a good grip on it -- teeth are slippery

good luck

ks · 10/10/2005 20:02

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startingtobehalloweenylover · 10/10/2005 20:04

if she doesn't want you to touch it then don't!

doormat · 10/10/2005 20:14

twirl dont forget you sometimes have to twist the tooth so it is over with quickly

twirlaround · 11/10/2005 15:09

fell out over night & dd found it in her bed

Mass relief all round!

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