When you lose a tooth..?

Question

Whats that nasty red gooy stuff left there?
o.o;..
and how can you tell if its a baby or permanent? D;

Answer 1

nasty red gooey stuff---blood clot, keep it there.
baby teeth do not have long roots and are small. normally a permanent tooth will break off and not come out at the root (very painful). you will be able to tell easily. if your permanent tooth just falls out then you have a bigger prob than just losing a tooth...severe gum disease and bone loss. you will know by then.

Answer 2

I believe you are talking about ur gum where the tooth was this is normal lol....or it may be just blood that clotted from after it came out also normal! well if you have lost ur baby teeth allready then it would be a permanent tooth! How old are you? if its for a young child then most likely it was a baby tooth....

Answer 3

The "gooey" stuff is clotted blood. As far as baby or permanent teeth are concerned..Well that would depend on your age. Most baby teeth have been replaced by 13 or so.

Answer 4

The red gooey stuff is probably just tissue from underneath where the tooth used to be.

Baby teeth have no roots whereas adult teeth have 3 or 4 roots on them.

Answer 5

I lose my tooth when I was 4 or 5 years old. It was terrible thing that ever happened to me. My brother pushed me when we were going to walk in the elevator. And then the elevator stopped and I got my body rolled down so quickly. That was the 1st moment I got my tooth broken and got bleed. Thanks God, that was not my permanent tooth.

Answer 6

usually its blood,after 14 they should all be permanent teeth

Answer 7

its blood clot and fibrin threads...jelly like