Please reply!!!!
Last week I was attacked by two boys in
which I recieved a punch in the face.
This gave me a wiggly front tooth and a
bloody gum. My gum has healed now but my
tooth is still a bit wiggly and it has
started to go a bit grey!!!!
Will it go black? Will it come out? Or
most of all will it heal?
If you can help me in any way than please
do so.
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poetmcc
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 Mar 2005 Posts: 273
Posted: 05-20-05 17:27pm
Sounds like a question for the dentist.
Your tooth may have seriosu injury or it
could get back to normal. But one thing
is for sure, if you leave it untreated, it
could get worse and you may (don't want to
scare you but...) lose your tooth.
So go the dentist and let them help. If
you're scared to go, to tell you the truth
I am terrified of the dentists and have
panic attcaks whenever I have to go !
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Happiness03
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 23 Jul 2005 Posts: 333
Posted: 07-23-05 16:59pm
It sounds to me like you may have nerve
ending damage, you need to go to the
dentist and get an evaluation.
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gardengirl
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Jul 2005 Posts: 7 Location: Portland
Posted: 07-28-05 22:17pm
Wow, i'm so sorry you were attacked.
That's awful.
My husband (in his 40's now)
hit his tooth hard in bike accident when
he was 20
and the same thing happened.
He didn't go the dentist.
His tooth was loose for about a month and
then became solid again - but it's still
gray.
Years later when he went to have a
different tooth filled he asked the
dentist about the color of his front tooth
and he told him the tooth had died and
would always be that color.
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