Milk teeth begin to leave their place to permanent teeth at the age of 6-8. This teeth replacement continues until the age of 12.
The root of the permanent tooth coming from below usually makes milk teeth begin to wobble and fall out on their own. Sometimes milk teeth do not wobble, or fall out, and teeth coming from below appear in a different place in the mouth. In this case, milk teeth must be extracted.
Children are especially afraid of needles and anesthesia. In our clinics, we can make tooth extractions easier for children by using digital anesthesia. With the STA, the single-tooth anesthesia, method anesthesia is applied with a tiny tip like a pen and without an injector. The child's anxiety is reduced and the extraction is easily performed.
