Stabilization: Teeth that are mobile as a result of trauma need to be stabilized so that they don't move. This should be accomplished by a dentist that has the proper materials and equipment. Xrays are needed prior to treatment and then again in several months to examine the root area of the tooth.
Answered 12/5/2015
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Sorry: Please ignore other dr attempt of humor. Trama can loosen teeth and tear gums. Sometimes they will tighten back up on their own. However it is best to see dentist to assess damages. Some hidden complications can be serious leading to infections or tooth loss. Don't delay. Good luck.
Answered 2/26/2013
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Splint and suture: If the gums are cut, they may need a few sutures, if the tooth is loose, it must be placed back in proper position and stabilized there w a splint. This will also allow the surrounding bone to heal if there is an alveolar fracture. In addition, a dentist needs to monitor the status of the pulp inthe affected tooth, perhaps a root canal will be needed. Other teeth in the area as well as opposing th.
Answered 11/28/2017
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