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My bby fell on bend and hit her head the xray says there is no damage only a dent ,will the dent be permanent will it go away after how long will it take for the injured part in skull take to heal?
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A small dent with no skull fracture will eventually go back to normal shape within 6 months. Good luck to you and your baby.
Answered 3/17/2023
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