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Loose tooth

gifted · 2012-06-19 18:18:31

Hiya, Our 3 year old girl slipped on the kitchen floor this evening and we have noticed her front tooth is now loose, she's not in any pain or discomfort. What are the chances of her tooth falling out or if we bring her to the dentist will he be able to do something with it? Thanks

19-06-2012 6:18pm

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Hiya,

Our 3 year old girl slipped on the kitchen floor this evening and we have noticed her front tooth is now loose, she's not in any pain or discomfort. What are the chances of her tooth falling out or if we bring her to the dentist will he be able to do something with it?

Thanks

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#2 19-06-2012 7:01pm

How Strange

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I'd bring her to the dentist just to make sure everything is ok

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#3 21-06-2012 11:19pm

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It could very possibly tighten up itself, or fall out either.
If you're in any way concerned I'd 100% +1 on the dentist

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