Free Tooth Loss Chart Templates

Tooth Loss Chart: What Is It?

A Tooth Loss Chart is an information sheet dentists often display in their offices and clinics to inform the parents of their young patients what is the average age kids are supposed to lose their baby teeth.

Alternate Name:

• Teeth Loss Chart.

A visual instrument of this kind is also helpful to dental students making their first steps and discovering the anatomy of the human mouth and teeth - find out when incisors, molars, and canines are loosening up and shedding. This tool can also be entertaining for parents and kids that keep track of teeth development - fill it out with your child when they lose a tooth and teach them about dental hygiene.

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Generally, it shows the upper and lower jaws with different teeth colored differently - write down the types of teeth next to the image and draw lines to avoid confusion. The chart should also contain the approximate age when the babies start teething and shedding their baby teeth - remember that it is rarely alarming to wait an extra week or month for the teeth to go.

If you are making a tooth loss schedule for your kid, make it bright and fun, especially if they are afraid to visit a dentist or worried about a toothache. You may add illustrations that depict a tooth fairy - many parents financially reward their children or put sweets under the pillow encouraging them to take care of their teeth and always notice if a tooth is loose to take action. Find a tooth on the chart, learn what it is called, and be ready to inform the dentist in case there is a severely delayed tooth eruption.

Haven't found the template you're looking for? Take a look at the related templates below:

• Tooth Number Chart Templates;
• Tooth Eruption Chart Templates;
• Periodontal Chart Templates.