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Half broken tooth
My son got his canine tooth half broken and now the remaining of tooth is still there as a black sort of thing and little piece type tooth part is showing up don't know what to do.
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By the looks of the image, it seems you need to get the remaining part of the teeth extracted and get a replacement done.
Replacement options-
1. Implants
2. Bridge( Fpd)
3. Removable partial denture
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Get an X-ray done..
the mobile part of tooth has to be removed before that.
Followed by that plan treatment.
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no extraoral hot compression or balm or ointments application.
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Dr. Sayona Swati Das
Dentist
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Go to a dentist and get that small part remove and replacement of that tooth,as it's a front tooth replacement is required no1 with bridge or no 2 with implant
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