



Why Are Baby Teeth Important?
Many parents wonder whether baby teeth really matter since they eventually fall out. In reality, primary teeth play a critical role in your child's growth and development. Healthy baby teeth help children chew comfortably, develop clear speech, maintain proper spacing for adult teeth, and support overall oral health throughout childhood.
When Do Baby Teeth Fall Out?
Though they are commonly called “baby teeth,” many people are surprised to learn that this first set of teeth (also called primary teeth, deciduous teeth, or milk teeth) does not typically finish falling out until around 12 years old.
Do Cavities on Baby Teeth Need To Be Fixed?
Cavities on these teeth, if left unfixed, will continue to grow and eventually lead to infection (abscess) and/or pain. On occasion, they can also cause problems which affect the developing permanent teeth beneath them. By the time a cavity hurts, the baby tooth is often beyond repair or requires extensive repair. For this reason, is ideal to fix cavities before they are at the point of pain or swelling.
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