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DearCustomer. 9 year old children should not have any erupted permanent bicuspids in their mouth. The permanent bicuspids normally erupt between the ages of 10 and 12 years of age. Most likely, if your son has shed a tooth in this area, it is a baby tooth and the permanent bicuspid is just underneath, slowly erupting into the new space.
Answer: It is your second bicuspid on lower right side. By BracesInfo.com Expert 3. Tooth number 29 is located on your lower right side second bicuspid which is the tooth before your first molar.If you have it removed you will probably notice it when yawning and opening of your mouth. It is easier to see the lower teeth than your upper teeth. My suggestion is repair the tooth and keep it.nswer: It is your second bicuspid on lower right side. By BracesInfo.com Expert 3. Tooth number 29 is located on your lower right side second bicuspid which is the tooth before your first molar.