How Long Does It Take for an Adults Loose Tooth to Fall Out?

1. The falling-out time of loose adult teeth is uncertain and related to the severity of the looseness. Mild cases may fall out after a few months, while severe cases may fall out within a few days.

2. Tooth looseness refers to varying degrees of damage to the enamel or dentin, resulting in varying degrees of tooth mobility. When adult teeth become loose, there is no fixed time for them to fall out. If severely loose, they may fall out within 10-15 days, but for those with mild symptoms of tooth looseness, they may fall out within a month. If the loose teeth do not fall out, one should promptly visit the dentist and consider extracting the loose teeth if necessary.

3. Conduct a comprehensive examination of teeth loosened due to trauma, reposition teeth with retention value, and then perform tooth fixation to restore tooth function. If tooth looseness is related to periodontitis, full-mouth cleaning and subgingival scaling are required to remove diseased tissue and lesions, preventing further absorption of periodontal tissue. During the recovery period, pay attention to oral hygiene, plan daily meals, and avoid hard or cold foods.