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My 3 yr kid fell down and teeth came out
My 3 yr kid fell down and teeth came out from.the root. Blood came lot. He is just 3 yrs old. When the teeth will be regrow?
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Nothing to worry. The tooth will come when he is around 7-8 years old.
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Apply cold compression over his swollen upper lip.
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Around 7 years
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7-8 yrs.
But can vary person to person.
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Im a Pedodontist and dis is my specialization.
Do not panic.
Keep the area covered with a thick nd clean gauge.
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Do a physical consultation for doing a Xray and checking the permanent tooth coming in the space.
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apply ice pack in that area and give a clean pressure pack for now.
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No need to panic.
Just simple cover with soft cotton.
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Do video call if you want
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Give him some icecream
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-Apply wet cotton to the site of bleeding for 30 min. to control it.& then remove it.
- Ask him to eat something cold after 30 min.eg.icecream
-Apply ice pack to the swollen lip.
-Don't do anything to the fallen tooth .
It was milk tooth & permanent tooth will come at the age of 7-8 yrs.
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visit dentist for consultation, if the bleeding is not under control.
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avoid using straw to drink liquid foodstuff. give him soft foodstuff for 3-4 days.
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It's a good thing that the whole tooth has come out, a broken tooth would have caused more problem.
The permanent tooth will come between 6 to 7 years of age. Meaning new teeth after 3-4 years.
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Do a video consult or visit clinic if any problem is there.
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Give ice compress to control swelling
Ibuclin jr. 1 tablet after food if it's painful
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Don't panic. Give cold compression over the area. Soft diet for 3-4 days. Don't try to reinsert the tooth.
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Syrup Amoxycillin 125mg/5ml one table spoon twice daily after meals for 5 days
syrup Paracetamol 125mg/5ml one table spoon twice daily for 3 days
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Dr. Sudhakar
Endodontist
25 yrs exp
Chennai
Hello
As per your image, the milk tooth has come out completely, the permanent teeth will erupt around 7-8 years, but for your kid since the milk tooth has fall early there might be little delay in eruption of permanent tooth compare to other kids
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Visit your dentist around 7 years for general check up
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Dr. Daivik K. Modh
Pediatric Dentist
12 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Come and visit our clinic
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