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Can the milk teeth grow again after losing them due to trauma?
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No: If your child loses some of their deciduous teeth due to trauma, you will have to wait for their permanent teeth to come in naturally. The same could be said for having teeth pulled due to cavities, or other reasons children lose teeth.
Answered 6/28/2012
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No: 'milk teeth' will not grow back if lost.
Answered 7/29/2012
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