It is normal for children to grow new teeth within 3/6 months after tooth loss, and it is normal if deciduous teeth do not grow within half a year after tooth loss. We can wait another six months.

Go to the hospital to take a dental film.

If the tooth has not erupted, you should go to the hospital to take dental radiographs-in two cases: a, the cusp of the erupted new tooth exceeds the alveolar bone and reaches the subgingival level-a feasible minor operation: gingivectomy to guide eruption. B, cusp, alveolar bone has not been exposed, so we can only continue to observe and wait, but this situation is extremely rare.

Nut food and crude fiber food

When children change their teeth, they can eat nuts and crude fiber food with shells to help them sprout new teeth. And promote the development of upper and lower jaws, children will be smarter and more beautiful! The best nut food: almonds, supplemented with calcium and vitamins.