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An Accident Has Happened

An Accident Has Happened

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Try not to panic your child by remaining calm and if there is bleeding try to get your child to bite down on some tissue or gauze.
Collect all pieces of cracked, chipped or missing teeth.
A drink of water or some ice to suck on may help reduce swelling and manage pain.
Contact your child's doctor and dentist at the first opportunity. Treatment may need to begin quickly to save any teeth or prevent infection.
If other injury to the mouth or teeth is suspected, x-rays of the area may be needed.

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