Yes and soon: Several questions need a reply. How old is she? How long ago did this occur? Is there any discomfort? How significant is the damage? Dental trauma is best treated as soon as possible. If she's a young child, contact a local pedodontist (children's dentist). If an adolescent or older, a local general dentist. Depending on the severity, it may only require bonding. Don't wait!
Answered 8/19/2013
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Take her to dentist: A chip may be minimal and require a simple polishing type of adjustment. A chip may involve a deep crack and require restoration - either a filling or a crown (cap) depending on various factors. She needs to see a dentist who will evaluate the chip and explain the best treatment options.
Answered 12/9/2013
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Call a dentist: Not much you can personally do. It may be just a simple repair with bonding.
Answered 2/7/2013
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