Mulberries. They sound like something you find in a scrumptious pie or jam. Mulberry molars, on the other hand, are a tough pill to swallow. After your child loses their baby teeth, their permanent teeth come in when they're around 5 or 6. Occasionally these fresh molars are abnormally shaped with small bumps, reminiscent of mulberry fruits, according to the Rutgers School of Dental Medicine. While mulberry molars can be alarming for parents — they can be easily treated.
