One of the most common concerns we see involves a ‘double’ row of teeth. This is a common occurrence in children that sometimes warrants attention. Usually, if we give the teeth a bit of time (maybe even 8-10 weeks), and encourage the child to wiggle them, the baby tooth falls out and the new permanent tooth erupts just fine. Sometimes, we do have to pull the baby teeth. However, usually, the permanent tooth erupts into a good position once the baby tooth is gone.