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Wobbly Teeth

〰️ What’s Inside Wobbly Teeth

This guide gently explores how baby teeth make space for adult teeth, why wobbly teeth happen, and the ways new teeth help smiles grow strong — with gentle reassurance, calm imagery, soft sparkles, and caring support.


With soft colours, friendly visuals, and clear language, each panel supports emotional regulation, sensory understanding, and relational trust.


If new teeth feel funny or seem a little uncertain sometimes, this guide is here to help things feel more manageable — one calm tooth at a time.

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What’s Inside
Wobbly Teeth
A small sprout beside a smiling tooth, showing gentle growth.

A sensory‑safe guide to how
baby teeth make space
for adult teeth.

Questions You Might Have

These gentle answers explain how baby teeth make space for adult teeth, in clear and simple language. They’re here to help children, families, and educators understand wobbly teeth, new teeth arriving, and how smiles grow — one calm tooth at a time.

🪥 Why do baby teeth wobble?

Baby teeth sometimes get wobbly and then fall out. This is how the mouth makes space for new teeth to grow.


🌿 What happens when baby teeth fall out?

When baby teeth fall out, they create space for stronger adult teeth to grow in.


💪 What are new teeth like?

New teeth are stronger and help with eating and smiling as children grow bigger.


🤍 Does it feel funny when new teeth grow?

Yes, it can feel funny or different, but that’s normal. It means your smile is growing too.


✨ Will my smile stay healthy after new teeth grow?

Yes, new teeth help your smile stay bright and healthy as you grow — one calm tooth at a time.


🌈 How can I take care of my new teeth?

You can keep new teeth happy by brushing gently every day and letting them grow strong. Your dentist can help you learn the best way to look after your growing smile.

“This is a space for curiosity, comfort, and care.” 🧸

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