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Yeah op and if she's two the tooth will most likely fall out.
ouch
Well now you can knock out 2 birds with 1 stone. Checkup and chipped tooth :D
She's 2.
Now it's a crocodile tooth.
Well it would be scary if it isn't .. But then again, maybe it could be a Dinosaur tooth.
I accidentally pressed ydi :( I didn't mean to
thanks for telling us man. now we can do great things with this information.
we all make mistakes. lol.
This comment actually was for op.. Not you. I was just trying to be nice and explain myself. I don't get why I got down voted so much.
The FML community fluctuates like this, don't take it to heart
Not important
Well the good news is that it's a baby tooth so it won't affect her adult teeth
You'd be surprised. My youngest sister tripped and fell as a baby and chipped her tooth. When it fell out years later and the new adult tooth came in it had a big orange stain on it. My parents (dentists) said it was because she fell and pushed her baby tooth up which knocked into her adult tooth, damaging and scarring it. Hopefully that's not the case with OP's daughter.
She'll be fine! My brother broke one of my front teeth in half with a rock when I was little kid, but I don't even remember it hurting at all.
Maybe she has poor teeth? Sorry, OP, the tooth hurts sometimes
It's highly likely anyone would have chipped their tooth. The floor is marble, not silk.
I wouldn't get it fixed since she's 2, she's going to lose those teeth in a few years anyway
That really depends. If she just chipped a little enamel, she's probably okay. If she chipped all the way to the dentin or the pulp, the little girl could actually be in quite a bit of pain. "Baby teeth" are actually very important. They maintain the spaces needed in the mouth for the permanent teeth to erupt normally. If you loose a primary tooth more than 6 months before a permanent tooth is expected to come in, you need to get a space maintainer else all of the other teeth in the mouth will shift around to fill in the space. Then you get to drop several grand on the orthodontist when the kid's older because their teeth will be all crowded.
I wonder if the whole layout of this dentistry is purposely designed so that people trip and chip teeth on the marble floor. It looks totally accidental but brings in more business. Anyhow, what kind of dentist has marble floors!
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