Can broken tooth be left free?

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Asked for Male, 10 Years

My 10 year old has broken his front incisor tooth , I am currently going through a financial problem , therefore decided not to consult a doctor , I will go to a doctor after 2 months is it okay to leave the broken tooth free .

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Dr. Prof. Mahendra Raj

Oral Medicine and Radiology 29 yrs exp Chennai

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You can't predict the outcome of your child's tooth problem. It's not advisable Immediate attention is required. If you have financial constraints you may visit charitable or government Hospital.

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Dr. Jatin Agrawal Dentist 23 yrs exp Indore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Jatin Agrawal

Dentist 23 yrs exp Indore

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I suggest you to consult a dentist so that you can get information about your child's tooth's present condition and available treatment options. After that decision can be made whether waiting is advisable or not. Consultation charge is usually very nominal from 100/ to 300/ or more depending on the doctor.

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