This is DDs mouth. Her top tooth has chipped a decent amount and the bottom tooth right under it has a tiny bit too. Why is this happening? Is it possible she is grinding her teeth?
Has anyone else thought of this nonsense with her being weird, not having consistent information etc. as seeming a whole lot like the beginning of Glee with the fake pregnancy?!
Just curious as to how a mother is so careless with her children that her 15 year old got pregnant and has 7 possibilities for the father .and one of the possibilities , is her STEP FATHER . WATCH. YOUR . KIDS.
This was under her pillow with her tooth 😂😂😂
I can't take it anymore! Haley (yes my 1mth old and no I wasn't able to go through this "joy" of nursing my older daughter, Molly) has been screaming non stop for 6hrs! All she wants to do is eat and I can't have her attached to me all day, everyday! She has wanted to eat every hr on the hr for the past 3hrs! I put her in her room so I don't scream at her but I just can't take it!
deleted-user·
Baby teeth aren't the strongest so she could have hit it on something or even chipped it by biting something the wrong way. And 95% of kids grind their teeth and only 5% of adults do so if that's what happened it is normal. Luckily she will be just fine and you don't need to do anything for it. You can go to the dentist and have them place filling material on them but they won't stay very well due to not having good retention in that area. It might be a good idea to go to the dentist and have them check it out and take an X-ray in case she did have any trauma.
Whatheshell ·
The thing is, this is the 2nd time it's chipped. It wasn't that bad before I just noticed how much bigger it's gotten.
deleted-user·
If she was grinding them, they'd be smoother. My little sister used to grind hers and it was a smooth area.
I think you need to take her to the dentist, how old is she? Has she been before?
deleted-user·
Has she been biting something hard?
Whatheshell ·
Yes she has been to the dentist quite a few times. She is 5 years old
deleted-user·
My son has been grinding his teeth and they look similar.
deleted-user·
does she get enough calcium? Calcium build strong teeth and if she's not getting enough it makes the teeth easier to break.
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She could've knocked them. My almost 2 year old son has 2 chipped front teeth he was running around in the living room with my 4 year old daughter, he fell and she landed on top of him whacking his face into the hard floor. It took me a few hours to even realise that he'd chipped them as he wasn't making a fuss after the initial 2 minutes crying.