how do you pull a lose tooth out of your mouth ?

Question

i wanna be floss less without a tooth missing for tommrrow to trick my teacher ?

Answer 1

My kids normally push their lose tooth back and forth. Pushing it within your own limits. This way you don't hurt your self so much and being able to remove the tooth slowly from your gums.

Answer 2

I'm always scared when i get a loose tooth because it hurts. Just eat a piece of saltwater taffy. One time I had a tooth that wasn't even that loose. I was eating taffy with my big sis and I felt something bumpy in it. I spit it out and saw my tooth. Didn't even hurt. I am scared because a tooth in my mouth was pulled by a pro when numbed. The same tooth but on the other side of my mouth is lose and I am scared for my Dad to pull it out. He's not a dentist and it won't be numbed. He also pulls my loose teeth out. So, good luck!

Answer 3

Try closing your eyes, holding you breath, and counting to your favorite number (in the teens possibly [13,14,16 etc.]) and pull on it with all you can do. Then, if it doesnt work, push it backwards untill it really really hurts and then push it forward untill it really really hurts. Then just keep wobbiling it. Eventually it will fall out.

TIPS:
-Hold you breath during painful parts, it takes the pain away for the time
-Close your eyes it always a good thing.
-Don't figid it with your tounge, it may get stuck in the crack (i know it's happened to me!)

*AND MOST IMPORTANTLY WAIT UNTIL IT'S LOOSE-- NEVER FORCE A TOOTH OUT. Say you find out today- don't do this today. Wait untill tomarrow night. You'll save your self from a lot of pain. But don't wait too long- you'll get it too edgy.

Answer 4

Tie one end of a 4 foot piece of dental floss to your tooth and the other end to a door knob. Stand 6 feet from the door and SLAM it an hard as you can.

Answer 5

you could just put string on it and put it on a door and pull the door