Tongue Touching Gum After Tooth Loss: Is It Normal?
Yes, it's completely normal for your tongue to touch the gums after losing a baby tooth. This exploration helps clean and heal the gum tissue and can stimulate surrounding teeth and jawbone for healthy growth.
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