But anything more could lead to pain or permanent tooth damage.

By age twelve there usually are only permanent teeth remaining.

She had her permanent teeth, crowded into a small jaw.

Straight permanent teeth can help prevent tooth problems later on.

A child's front permanent teeth may angle away from the center and look crooked.

Answer: If your daughter "lost a permanent tooth," did it fall out by itself?

Both primary and permanent teeth are said to be affected in this condition.

It's best to start good oral health habits before permanent teeth come in.

The last permanent teeth usually erupt between the ages of 12 and 21.

This is the timeframe during which the primary and permanent teeth come in.

The aim of treatment in the childhood and teen years is to move permanent teeth into place.

The permanent teeth can also be slow to appear.

This can help permanent teeth to come in properly.

This drug should not be used in children under 8 because it may cause permanent tooth discoloration and other problems.

By age five, all permanent teeth have usually erupted.

If a permanent tooth has moved after an injury, a dentist will need to put it back into the correct position.

Besides, their permanent teeth are not yet fully developed.

A permanent tooth that is re-implanted within 30 minutes has the highest chance of success.

A permanent tooth that is knocked out can sometimes be reimplanted.

It's also possible that it is a permanent tooth with a bigger pre-existing problem.

The young are weaned at about one month of age, by which time all their permanent teeth have erupted.

Another reason to wait for a full set of permanent teeth: immature enamel.

Immediate first aid and dental care are needed when a permanent tooth has been knocked out.

A permanent tooth that has been jammed into the gum generally requires treatment.

If this is the case, the tooth may not have been a permanent tooth.