to make way for the two teeth that were growing in behind his baby teeth. As in, a second row of teeth. Think "shark." Although Seth informed me that sharks actually have three rows of teeth. He was still happy to call himself a shark, but even happier to finally lose some teeth and get a nice little visit from the tooth fairy. And it's a good thing the dentist took matters into her own hands since those two bottom baby teeth were not coming out on their own any time soon.
Monday, August 31, 2009
Seth the Shark
Seth, 7 1/2, just recently lost his first two teeth. I guess "lost" isn't the most accurate description. The dentist extracted them
to make way for the two teeth that were growing in behind his baby teeth. As in, a second row of teeth. Think "shark." Although Seth informed me that sharks actually have three rows of teeth. He was still happy to call himself a shark, but even happier to finally lose some teeth and get a nice little visit from the tooth fairy. And it's a good thing the dentist took matters into her own hands since those two bottom baby teeth were not coming out on their own any time soon.
to make way for the two teeth that were growing in behind his baby teeth. As in, a second row of teeth. Think "shark." Although Seth informed me that sharks actually have three rows of teeth. He was still happy to call himself a shark, but even happier to finally lose some teeth and get a nice little visit from the tooth fairy. And it's a good thing the dentist took matters into her own hands since those two bottom baby teeth were not coming out on their own any time soon.
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Cute smile! I think Kara might end up in the same boat.
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