Phone call: To your local dentist. Save the diy projects for home improvement. If you break the tooth or have an abscess or sever a blood vessel, what are you going to do? I takes dentists 8 years to earn the license to perform a service that you propose to do to yourself, without any experience! please do not attempt to start something you may not be able to finish.
Answered 8/31/2015
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Bottom molar: There is no easy way. Only a qualified dentist should perform the extraction.
Answered 3/24/2016
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Molar: If it is a loose baby molar and felt shaking, you can keep loosing it with your finger back and forth. You might be surprised that it came out quicker than you thought.
Answered 10/4/2016
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Hope I make my point: Patient beware! even for a trained dentist, what often appears to be an easy extraction turns out to be extremely difficult, even with 4 or more years of training, a dental assistant, adequate light, suction and anesthesia, not to mention the right instruments. If you are a dentist, you might get lucky. If not, see a dentist. Even some dentist don't want to tackle certain extractions.
Answered 4/12/2020
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Finger pressure: Depending on how loose it is usually just finger pressure back and forth does the trick. Twisting if loose also works.
Answered 6/25/2018
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