My 1 year olds teeth is growing weird.?

My daughter%26#039;s two front teeth have grown. Now the two side teeth is growing next to the two front teeth. But it seems as tho its not growing straight. it looks like the two front teeth are sticking out a little %26amp; that the two side teeth are growing behind it. It hasnt fully grown yet but the white of the teeth can be seen. Ive never seen a baby with crooked teeth. Why is her sides teeth growing behind it? Thats how my teeth are %26amp; it looks really horrible. Is it possible that its genetic?!? i dont want her having my teeth. i know its her baby teeth and all. Is her teeth growing like that becuase we let her use the pacifier a lot? Ahh.. sorry it just sucks that it seems like her front teeth are sticking out. Its an embarresment for me to have my teeth like that %26amp; i didnt want my daughter%26#039;s baby teeth growing like that either.....

My 1 year olds teeth is growing weird.?
When other teeth come out it will give room for the others to straighten out. She could have a lot of crowding and that is why they come out that way. Her mouth has a lot of growing to do. One of my daughters still had crocked bottom teeth when she was 11. I took her to the dentist and he said she doesn%26#039;t need braces. They are straightening out on their own, she is 16 now.
Reply:ITS THE PACIFIER,MY DAUGHTERS WERE THE SAME,TOOK IT AWAY AND TEETH STRAIGHTENED OUT,SERIOUSLY.
Reply:Their teeth tend to straighten each other out as more come in.
Reply:send the pacie to the fairies my baby girl had that problem too but when the pacifier went away her teeth straightened you could also ask her doctor.
Reply:I think a lot of children%26#039;s teeth grow crooked. My daughter is two and when she was born she already had her two bottom teeth. Now she has all of her teeth and are full grown but the two she had since birth are smaller, crooked and really yellow. I think that when the other teeth were growing out and not the first two that the other teeth were pushing the two middle ones and causing them to become crooked. Anyway, you can take her to the dentist already to have an exam if you haven%26#039;t already. They will check all of her teeth and let you know if there is anything wrong.
Reply:No pacifier here, but my daughter%26#039;s teeth are crooked too. It could be genetics . . . my baby teeth were crooked too. But, they say the way the baby teeth are situated are not necessarily how the permanent teeth will be. My sister had beautiful baby teeth and ended up with more crooked permanent teeth than mine! If anything, make sure she gets good teeth brushing habits early on and keep those teeth healthy - that%26#039;s the important part!
Reply:it couldbe the pacifier but its usually genetic. my nephew ha really crooked teeth bt hopefully they will grow back in as normal adult teeth.
Reply:Yes it IS genetic. It%26#039;s not the pacifier. I have a friend who is a pediatric dentist and he does not advocate getting rid of a pacifier because of the fear of mis aligned teeth...he says a pacifier can NOT do that kind of %26quot;damage%26quot; on it%26#039;s own. If you look back at family photos, even family who were long gone when YOU were born, check their mouths. Any problems they had are ALL genetic. I had a pacifier as a baby, so did my sister, we also sucked our fingers (I still do when I%26#039;m really sick...or have had too much to drink) Neither her nor I needed any corrective measures to our teeth other than the two crowns I have in front due to a school yard accident. Conversely my two step sisters suffered from bucked teeth and had to wear braces for four years and they never had pacifiers, never were allowed to suck a thumb or fingers...But their maternal grand mother had teeth so bucked she couldn%26#039;t close her mouth...GENETICS.
Reply:You need to take the pacifier away. That will prevent the other teeth to come in crooked as well.
Reply:It may be due to the pacifier but your child%26#039;s teeth are definitely genetic. Every little detail of your child comes from her parents. That doesn%26#039;t mean her teeth will always be crooked. Try taking the passy away and you may be surprised. Baby teeth have a way of fixing themselves.
Reply:i would better ask a doc.
Reply:Hi they are just her first teeth so don%26#039;t worry to much even if you get rid of her dummy(pacifier I%26#039;m from England) they may not straighten out i have 4 children an there second teeth are not the same as there first, you can get dummy%26#039;s from advent they are not round, my kids have all had them an there teeth are nice, to take her dummy away so young would upset her, change her dummy%26#039;s an make sure you have rid of them before her second teeth come through,
Reply:that means that she has diebetes really the same thing happened to my daugheter im just kidding it`s tha paciefier its all ways the p
Reply:ask a dentist
Reply:dentist
Reply:only time will tell, once she gets her pernament teeth, no good dentist will put braces on a babies baby teeth.


I would think it is genetic... unless she has a mouth or palette defect.





if your worried go to the dentist but you will still have to wait till she gets her pernament teeth to fix them.



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