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With the present level of dental technology new teeth cannot be grown after permanent ones are removed. 

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Each and every person has two sets of teeth. One set is the baby teeth. They fall out at certain ages and stages in a child's life. Permanent's grow in at certain ages and stages. However, should situations arise, such as a bad permanent, a broken permanent, or a loose permanent tooth that would require a permanent to be removed, that permanent does not and can not be grown back. There are solutions such as partials and dentures that can replace the permanent, but there will always be a gap where the permanent used to be.

My husband had to have a permanent removed because it was abscessed. It never grew back. It not noticeable because it is in the lower back of his mouth.

But, like MarkDavisMD pointed out, new permanents can not ever be grown back.
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Everyone knows this one is not possible unless you get implants after your teeth have been extracted. The only way to grow new teeth is as a child and you remove a tooth because it is a problem. Children are the only ones that have the possibility to grow new teeth after a baby tooth has been removed. 
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We have successfully helped many patients grow new teeth after permanent teeth extraction. We use a variety of treatments to help patients regrow teeth, including dental implants, crowns, bridges, and dentures. We also use bone grafting to help stimulate bone growth and to support the new teeth. Our experienced team of pediatric dentists will work with you to develop a customized treatment plan that meets your needs.
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One set is the baby teeth. They fall out at certain ages and stages in a child's life. Permanent's grow in at certain ages and stages. However, should situations arise, such as a bad permanent, a broken permanent, or a loose permanent tooth that would require a permanent to be removed, that permanent does not and can not be grown back.
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