My son is 1.5 year old.. has fell down while playing and got his one front teeth broken into 4 pieces .. 3 pieces are still intact.. the bleeding and pain ended in an hour.. he is able to eat and drink breast milk too without complaining pain.. do we have to remove the broken teeth by medical procedure or please suggest the medical course of action..
Also.. will the teeth again come back if removed with medical process now?
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Share a pic r visit a dentist for a broken tooth n he ll advise an xray if needed to identify the amount of tooth loss.
The permanent tooth starts at 6-7 yrs of age .if there is a chance to repair milk tooth ,the dentist saves the tooth definitely.
Eventhough ur baby is comfortable, dental checkup is must.. sometimes the tooth may show discoloration after a long time.
Next Steps
avoid biting hard foods like biscuits n chocolates with front teeth.
Hii please visit a pedodontist
You have to go for extraction of broken teeth it may interrupt in the eruption process of permanent tooth
If you will remove it the permanent tooth will come at the age of 6-7
It’s common for children for this age group to have dentofacial trauma if the broken fragment is mobile please get it extracted and if possible get an x ray done for proper diagnosis and keep the area clean and give the child soft diet
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