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Thread started 12/20/09 11:57pm

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Any dentists on the org? Rugrat tooth injury question

My son had an accident today at vacation care, and one of his main front upper teeth is wobbly ( he is 10)


due to work being crazy arse busy, nobody answered the phone when daycare tried to call, and when my mum tried to call

Hence, i didnt find out until 6.30 when i got home, too late to take him to my local dentist.

my question is, do i try and find an after hours dentist tonight (who will charge like a wounded bull), or will he be fine until tomorrow.

the tooth isnt chipped

headlp


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Reply #1 posted 12/21/09 12:06am

missmad

prb said:

My son had an accident today at vacation care, and one of his main front upper teeth is wobbly ( he is 10)


due to work being crazy arse busy, nobody answered the phone when daycare tried to call, and when my mum tried to call

Hence, i didnt find out until 6.30 when i got home, too late to take him to my local dentist.

my question is, do i try and find an after hours dentist tonight (who will charge like a wounded bull), or will he be fine until tomorrow.

the tooth isnt chipped

headlp

pissed off at work, but thats another story mad
[Edited 12/21/09 0:02am]


i think it will be ok for the night hun, but im no dentist. just make sure he doesn't grind his teeth while asleep
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Reply #2 posted 12/21/09 12:11am

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missmad said:

prb said:

My son had an accident today at vacation care, and one of his main front upper teeth is wobbly ( he is 10)


due to work being crazy arse busy, nobody answered the phone when daycare tried to call, and when my mum tried to call

Hence, i didnt find out until 6.30 when i got home, too late to take him to my local dentist.

my question is, do i try and find an after hours dentist tonight (who will charge like a wounded bull), or will he be fine until tomorrow.

the tooth isnt chipped

headlp

pissed off at work, but thats another story mad
[Edited 12/21/09 0:02am]


i think it will be ok for the night hun, but im no dentist. just make sure he doesn't grind his teeth while asleep
[Edited 12/21/09 0:07am]

thats a problem, because he does grind his teeth
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Reply #3 posted 12/21/09 12:18am

missmad

prb said:

missmad said:



i think it will be ok for the night hun, but im no dentist. just make sure he doesn't grind his teeth while asleep
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thats a problem, because he does grind his teeth



ah ok, can u buy a mouthguard so he doesn't do a lot of damage? not sure if it will help but it might.

if u can't get him 2 sleep on his side and place cotton over the tooth?
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Reply #4 posted 12/21/09 12:22am

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missmad said:

prb said:


thats a problem, because he does grind his teeth



ah ok, can u buy a mouthguard so he doesn't do a lot of damage? not sure if it will help but it might.

mouth guards usually have to be bitten down on to make indentations
thanks anyway Mihad hug
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Reply #5 posted 12/21/09 12:23am

missmad

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missmad said:




ah ok, can u buy a mouthguard so he doesn't do a lot of damage? not sure if it will help but it might.

mouth guards usually have to be bitten down on to make indentations
thanks anyway Mihad hug


wrap it in cotton 4 the night?

oh forgot bout that, woops, its ok.
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Reply #6 posted 12/21/09 12:26am

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Maybe try a local GP or hospital for tonight if they're open until you can see a dentist?

Google might help for ways to stop the teeth grinding too smile
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Reply #7 posted 12/21/09 12:28am

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Maybe try a local GP or hospital for tonight if they're open until you can see a dentist?

Google might help for ways to stop the teeth grinding too smile

Thanks Jess, i think i might ring the after hrs dr
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Reply #8 posted 12/21/09 12:39am

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Maybe try a local GP or hospital for tonight if they're open until you can see a dentist?

Google might help for ways to stop the teeth grinding too smile

yeahthat I hope your lil'boy will be allright, Tracy hug
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Reply #9 posted 12/21/09 12:40am

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This happened to one of my nephews, you need to get him to a dentist, try an after hours one.

I think that they just push it back in - and he'll have to be very careful until it holds in place.

Don't leave it much longer because if you do it can't be pushed back in.

I'm no dentist but have had a similar family experience.

Good luck.
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Reply #10 posted 12/21/09 1:12am

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just give him a glass of whiskey and then pull it out with a pair of plyers, give him another glass of whiskey and he'll be fine. if it's still painfull in the morning, give him another glass of whiskey, and if the pain continues give him another glass of whiskey until the pain goes away
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Reply #11 posted 12/21/09 3:19am

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just give him a glass of whiskey and then pull it out with a pair of plyers, give him another glass of whiskey and he'll be fine. if it's still painfull in the morning, give him another glass of whiskey, and if the pain continues give him another glass of whiskey until the pain goes away

failing that drink the whiskey yourself and you will find it's suddenly not so important any mmore wave

seriously, is it one of his adult teeth? eek
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Reply #12 posted 12/21/09 10:36am

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I would say take him to a dentist. That way the dentist can actually see his teeth and go from there.

Hope your son is ok hug
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Reply #13 posted 12/21/09 1:22pm

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thanks for all the advice. grouphug

i called the after hours doctor, and as the tooth is still in place, they said tit could probably wait til morning.
i have left a msg on my dentists ph, waiting for an appt.

his top lip is very swollen this morning, and he said the gum behind the tooth is swollen as well eek

and Charlotte (and Uni) thumbs up! falloff
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Reply #14 posted 12/21/09 1:59pm

missmad

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thanks for all the advice. grouphug

i called the after hours doctor, and as the tooth is still in place, they said tit could probably wait til morning.
i have left a msg on my dentists ph, waiting for an appt.

his top lip is very swollen this morning, and he said the gum behind the tooth is swollen as well eek

and Charlotte (and Uni) thumbs up! falloff



hug maybe put some ice on his lip?
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missmad said:

prb said:

thanks for all the advice. grouphug

i called the after hours doctor, and as the tooth is still in place, they said tit could probably wait til morning.
i have left a msg on my dentists ph, waiting for an appt.

his top lip is very swollen this morning, and he said the gum behind the tooth is swollen as well eek

and Charlotte (and Uni) thumbs up! falloff



hug maybe put some ice on his lip?


good idea

the dentist has a cancellation today, thank goodness whew

i have been giving him Panadol, to help with the pain

wish me luck...i dont like dentists boxed
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Reply #16 posted 12/21/09 2:07pm

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missmad said:




hug maybe put some ice on his lip?


good idea

the dentist has a cancellation today, thank goodness whew

i have been giving him Panadol, to help with the pain

wish me luck...i dont like dentists boxed


Good luck! And hey - it isn't YOU that's seeing the dentist.

By the way, today is my dentist's birthday, so that's bound to be a good omen! And yes - he turns 50 on the day the world is supposed to end in 2012. How cool is that!
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RodeoSchro said:

prb said:



good idea

the dentist has a cancellation today, thank goodness whew

i have been giving him Panadol, to help with the pain

wish me luck...i dont like dentists boxed


Good luck! And hey - it isn't YOU that's seeing the dentist.

By the way, today is my dentist's birthday, so that's bound to be a good omen! And yes - he turns 50 on the day the world is supposed to end in 2012. How cool is that!

Thanks!!
i know im not the one in the chair, but im still in that claustrophobic room, putting on a brave face for my son- its the school dental service, who have all his records/history.
thank goodness they havent closed for the school holidays whew

my dentists room is HUGE....but that doesnt stop the fact that they have to hover over you while your stuck in the chair shake
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Reply #18 posted 12/21/09 3:15pm

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RodeoSchro said:



Good luck! And hey - it isn't YOU that's seeing the dentist.

By the way, today is my dentist's birthday, so that's bound to be a good omen! And yes - he turns 50 on the day the world is supposed to end in 2012. How cool is that!

Thanks!!
i know im not the one in the chair, but im still in that claustrophobic room, putting on a brave face for my son- its the school dental service, who have all his records/history.
thank goodness they havent closed for the school holidays whew

my dentists room is HUGE....but that doesnt stop the fact that they have to hover over you while your stuck in the chair shake


can you at least smile and look relaxed for his sake?
My dad was my dentist, he was always so gentle and nice nod
his best friend is now my dentist (and also his) so I know I can trust him to be just as good if not better nod
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Reply #19 posted 12/21/09 4:08pm

missmad

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missmad said:




hug maybe put some ice on his lip?


good idea

the dentist has a cancellation today, thank goodness whew

i have been giving him Panadol, to help with the pain

wish me luck...i dont like dentists boxed


god yay smile good smile

good luck, hug so do I yuck! try and look calm, drink water that calms me smile
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Reply #20 posted 12/21/09 11:37pm

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No fracture at the root whew
dentist said there could be nerve damage, but cant tell.
will only know if his tooth changes colour.

she also said Rugrat did the right thing by pushing it back into its correct alignment, and going there any early wouldnt prevent possible nerve damage if it occurs..
thanks for all you advice and well wishes...and giggles

grouphug
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Reply #21 posted 12/22/09 12:25am

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hope he's feeling better!
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Reply #22 posted 12/22/09 12:28am

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ZombieKitten said:

prb said:


Thanks!!
i know im not the one in the chair, but im still in that claustrophobic room, putting on a brave face for my son- its the school dental service, who have all his records/history.
thank goodness they havent closed for the school holidays whew

my dentists room is HUGE....but that doesnt stop the fact that they have to hover over you while your stuck in the chair shake


can you at least smile and look relaxed for his sake?
My dad was my dentist, he was always so gentle and nice nod
his best friend is now my dentist (and also his) so I know I can trust him to be just as good if not better nod

i do, im not as bad as i used to be...
i have always had good experiences (except for wisdom teeth socket infection after removal and my molar being removed, like i said, its the claustrophobia

my old dentist retired...he was excellent.

my new dentist is good, but i cant understand her, she has a very thick Asian accent, which is hard to understand thru a mask
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Reply #23 posted 12/22/09 12:35am

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hope he's feeling better!

grumpy coz he cant drink anything for half an hr as he just mouth washed, but apart from that the swelling has gone done.
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Your son hug
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Reply #25 posted 12/22/09 12:42am

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Alej said:

Your son hug

Thanks Alej, although i could quite easily ring his little neck at the moment sigh

oh i wish i drank lol
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Reply #26 posted 12/22/09 12:49am

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prb said:

Alej said:

Your son hug

Thanks Alej, although i could quite easily ring his little neck at the moment sigh

oh i wish i drank lol


lol ! hug
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Reply #27 posted 12/22/09 5:30am

missmad

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No fracture at the root whew
dentist said there could be nerve damage, but cant tell.
will only know if his tooth changes colour.

she also said Rugrat did the right thing by pushing it back into its correct alignment, and going there any early wouldnt prevent possible nerve damage if it occurs..
thanks for all you advice and well wishes...and giggles

grouphug



glad all is good hun YAY!
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