How do you pull a loose tooth of a five year old kid?

Question

How do you pull a loose tooth of a five year old kid?

Answer 1

If I remember correctly 5 is a bit young for loosing baby teeth!  Unless it is extremely loose I would just leave it alone!  Your best bet would be to make an appointment with your dentist for your child.

Answer 2

It'll come out when it's ready!  Don't pull it, you could do damage.

Answer 3

give him a pbj sandwich on a tortia the dene ness will make it come out

Answer 4

It will come out when its ready, you can cause injury if you try to pull it out. let it come out on its own it will.

Answer 5

dnt pull it out you could cause damage to the gum let it come out naturally

Answer 6

Don't! It will come out when its ready.

Answer 7

You don't have to pull it out, it will come out on its own when its ready. Usually kids will wiggle it around enough that it wont take long from the time they notice its loose to when it comes out. I wouldn't recommend pulling it out, you might scare the little guy, and there are many more teeth to go.

Answer 8

Yeah when it's ripe, let the child twist it a bit.

Answer 9

My dad used to put a string around ours & give it a quick jerk& there it was!!

Answer 10

If its bothering the kid, or keeping him from eating, them oputt it out when hes sleeping or something, if its ready, if not it will come out itsself. Just make sure he doesnt choke on it while hes sleeping

Answer 11

Give them taffy or an apple. My mom did this with me all the time. I bite into it the tooth comes out I put it under my pillow for the tooth fairy and finish my treat. I have never sallowed a tooth. I think taffy is the best thing because it's so chewy that you can feel the tooth in the candy, thats when most kids will pull the candy with the tooth in it out.

Answer 12

wait for the tooth to fall out

Answer 13

Just give him or her a cold wash cloth and tell them to gently wiggle it.  It will come out if it is ready.

Answer 14

I dont think this is a good idea. A loose tooth may be annoying, but it is not dangerous. The tooth will fall out when it's ready to. If you try, you'll hurt the child, as you could tear his/her gum. Once the gum has been torn, there is more chance that infection will develop, and if you try to pull it out before it's ready to fall out naturally, then the adult tooth may grow in the wrong place.

Answer 15

You wait and it'll come out on it's own.