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Hi doctors, my brother (7years old) accidentally hit his teeth on the side of the sofa and it's moving a little. should we yank it?
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NO!!!!: No. It's normal for a tooth to be loose after being hit, but it will tighten up, unless it's a baby tooth. It you aren't sure, see a dentist to have it evaluated.
Answered 1/19/2020
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