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PostPosted: 01/01/07 - 19:22    Post subject: pulling kid's tooth Vote now! Reply with quote
My son's tooth is loose and ready to come out. How do I pull it out? Do I push it forward/backward? Do I pull it away from the gums? Do I turn it?
I've heard different stories. Which way is the best?
Thanks.
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