My daughter's teeth is coming and apart from the normal ones two teeth are coming behind the two front down ones.she is 5.9yrs .what can be done?

Dentist evaluation: This is quite common. Sometimes the primary (baby) teeth should be removed while other times it isn't necessary as they will fall out on their own with no impact on the position of the permanent teeth. Have your daughter seen by a general dentist who treats young children or a pedodontist (pediatric dentist) to evaluate this situation and determine what, if anything, needs to be done.

Let her grow!: First choice is to see your dentist. It sounds like you are describing what we call the "shark tooth look." it is common, normal and needs no treatment. The lower incisors will eventually move forward and displace the baby teeth in front. If this doesn't happen in a reasonable amount of time--speak to your child's dentist about 'helping' mother nature along.

Arch length problem: Bottom front teeth erupt slightly toward the tongue. Top front teeth erupt slightly toward the lip. In either arch if a double row of teeth can be seen your child probably will have a lot of crowding. Jaws don't grow in the front after age 3, they grow in the back. Your child has a space management problem. I know she's a little young, but get her to a fully qualified orthodontist for exam.