Baby Tooth Loss Chart
Keep the dates and little stories behind your child's changing smile.
Use a baby tooth loss chart as a family memory record. Write down which tooth was lost, the date, and something you want to remember. This preview is a writing sheet, not a dental position diagram or a prediction of when teeth should fall out.
This illustration previews the design. A print-ready PDF with checked text and layout will be added here later.
A simple way to use it
- Add your child's name to their memory sheet.
- For each lost tooth, write a description you recognize and the date.
- Add a little story, then keep the sheet with your letters or keepsake box.
Does this chart tell me when each tooth should fall out?
No. It records teeth that have already fallen out. The design has blank fields for your own notes and gives no ages, expected sequence, or dental guidance.
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