Sentence examples for tooth coming from inspiring English sources

When Avery was evaluated by the pain specialists at Boston Children's, they told Nault that, because Avery couldn't talk about his pain, there was no way to know what the problem was; it could be anything, they said, even a tooth coming in.

Baby Charlotte will celebrate her birthday later this month and has her seventh tooth coming in -- but grandma knows just the thing to soothe the discomfort: singing. .

She has one big tooth coming down from the left of her mouth.

But they could not prove with absolute certainty that the tooth came from Graecopithecus freybergi.

The concept of stepped triple circular-arc tooth comes from the standard Chinese double circular-arc tooth profile and involute tooth profile.

Then, in Game 3, his temporary tooth came loose and he needed impromptu dental work at halftime.

Actually, that might have been when the tooth came out of my father's mouth, not before.

In early December, Adam fell at school and his tooth came loose, making it painful to chew.

The phrase "long in the tooth" comes from the practice of gauging a horse's age by the length of its teeth.

American refrigerators are reserved for priceless crayoned images, plus youth sports schedules and the photographic likenesses of resident children, even years after that missing tooth comes in.

Let the loose tooth come out on its own.