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How to pull a loose tooth at home
Wiggle the tooth.
Pulling out a tooth before it's ready can cause unnecessary pain, bleeding, and infections. Before attempting to remove a tooth, test it thoroughly by moving it around.

Choose your answer from: (i) If you feel a sharp point or a sticky substance sticking out the edge, remove it with your mouth and gum swab. The sharp material used in gum extractions is abrasive and can damage the gum tissue on a tooth. (ii) Put a small amount of denture remover in your finger and insert it into the soft side of the tooth you wish to push out. If the tooth appears clean and no damage has occurred, it's ready to be pulled out. (iii) It should feel very soft and separate from teeth with little to no discomfort. If the dentist promises you have a tooth in your mouth you will not need to bother worrying about it breaking while you attempt to pull the tooth loose. (iv) If it wiggles easily, this indicates that the tooth may be ready to remove. First, encourage your child to wiggle the tooth with their tongue.
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