My word: This can be quite serious. See your General a Physician, ER, or Urgent Care NOW. Finger laceration caused by jagged, and probably infected, tooth can be difficult to treat if ignored. Please abandon "self diagnosis" and see a pro who's trained to make the proper treatment decision. Also your broken tooth needs immediate attention. You're overdue for a Dental review. Go now.
Answered 4/8/2016
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Tooth puncture: The mouth is full of germs and a bite needs to covered by antibiotics and confirm that your tetanus is current. Keep it well irrigated and apply neosporin and watch for signs of infection. All the best.
Answered 4/8/2016
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