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Fallen front teeth
My daughter's front tooth fell when she bumped into a kids head at school. The tooth fell out the same night along with adjacent tooth that was wobbly. Now the second tooth is emerging but the first one due to accident is not coming. Kindly advise if we should be concerned. All this has happened 3 weeks ago.
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Anand
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Hello Sir,
It's difficult to comment with surety without the X-ray if the first tooth has got pushed back a little due to the hit.
Please confirm which front teeth you are talking about upper or lower teeth, as every tooth has its own time to erupt. If they are lower front teeth they usually are seen coming together but upper front teeth come one by one. So hopefully nothing to worry if they are upper front teeth.
Regards,
Dr. Jyotsna Jain
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Let the child eat everything and encourage her to bite things from front teeth for easy and faster eruption of her permanent teeth.
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You can wait for 3months. Nothing to worry as of now.
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Let us know her age.. must be between 5-6 .5 yrs.
Natural eruption should happen eventually. Presently wait for her trauma symptoms to heal. If three weeks then maybe all is ok
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Presently nothing should be done in emergency not just because of lockdown.
a new x ray of front area Needs to be done and the position and health of he tooth inside shud be assessed if any permanent tooth position has changed or tooth displaced or damaged.Rest treatment will follow as per finding. All chances are that tooth may erupt on its own too maybe delayed. please follow up with the dentists within six months of injury
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Professional approach by visiting a dentist and getting xray done can be only after Covid.
Nothing to worry much.Wait and watch.
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Do warm saline rinses.
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Massage affected area with Himalya Hiora SG or Pansoral tooth gel thrice daily for a 7 days and rinse with plain water
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Send photo of area in Practo consult
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Visit your dentist immediately and discus treatment plan
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Iopa X-ray will help us in treatment plan
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Hi,
Plz attach images of tooth for proper treatment plan.
Tooth is not erupting for that get your child x ray done of front teeth. From that you got to know teeth is inside or not.
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Hi can u plz attach image of front tooth region? Accordingly will advise. For detailed discussion pls contact on personal chat box
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Visit dentist once lockdown is over for treatment
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Don’t bite anything from that tooth
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It is quite natural for same teeth on either side to emerge at different times. There is no cause for worry. I assume it is the upper central incisors you are talking about. Simple trauma usually donot cause harm to the developing tooth bud.
My advice is to wait for 2-3 weeks and then get a x ray done in the region.
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