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Buggery bollocks - DS's beautiful new top milk teeth are slightly chipped. Boo hooooo!

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SpawnHorcrux · 11/08/2007 22:01

He was holding onto the bath (on the outside) biting the rim, and he excitedly head-butted it. He has chipped the very edges of the two front teeth He seemed totally fine after a couple of minutes crying, but we've got an emergency appt with the dentist tomorrow anyway.

I'm gutted. And on a practical note, I can feel slight roughness when I'm BFing him.

I really hope they don't recommend removing them

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McEdam · 11/08/2007 22:02

Aw, poor ds.

whomovedmychocolate · 11/08/2007 22:02

They won't, although they might smooth them down and that'll cause some yelling. I've often thought DD will end up this way with all her biting onto metal things! Poor you, and poor DS too!

yelnats · 11/08/2007 22:03

Your poor lo - how old is he?

LIZS · 11/08/2007 22:03

Unless they're very chipped they'll leave them . dd fell over and caught her mouth on a stone step aged 2 , chipping hers , but they evened out eventually.

bookthief · 11/08/2007 22:03

I'm sure they won't remove them . Maybe smooth off any roughness, if that's possible or advisable, but I shouldn't imagine they'll do anything else.

Poor ds and poor you.

MingMingtheWonderPet · 11/08/2007 22:03

I doubt very much if they will recommend removing them. Dentists will always advise keeping milk teeth as long as possible. Maybe somebody more qulaified than me will be along in a mo to reassure you further.

Hope your little man is ok, you musyt be feeling very , but I am sure you will soon start to think it is just a very cute part of him.

whomovedmychocolate · 11/08/2007 22:09

My cousin broke off her permanent two front teeth when she fell on my head - they are still lodged in my head. She looked a total tool (she was 10). So don't feel too bad!

SpawnHorcrux · 12/08/2007 16:26

Thank you all for your reassurance.

I took him to the dentist this morning, and she had a quick peek and said that they looked like they would be fine. She said that they rarely intervene with milk tooth injuries.

It does still feel a bit rough on the boob though, but am not developing callouses yet

yelnats - he's nearly one btw.

Oh, and after I posted yesterday I heard him crying, and he'd been massively sick everywhere And he continued having a pukeathon into the early hours. And again after breakfast.

He's really not having a good weekend. Poor little sausage.

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whomovedmychocolate · 12/08/2007 16:59

Oh dear - but perhaps the acid in his vomit will smooth out the ridges?

SpawnHorcrux · 12/08/2007 17:16

lol WMMC. Every cloud eh?

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ledodgy · 12/08/2007 17:28

Oh it's gutting isn't it? Dd did this to one of her front teeth when she slipped and banged her tooth on the sink. Ds chipped the same tooth as dd on the fire guard so at least they match!

Ceolas · 12/08/2007 17:33

whomovedmychocolate!

Still lodged in our head????

whomovedmychocolate · 12/08/2007 20:57

Yep ceolas - still there, I have a tiny bump. It's freakish but I like it. I can frighten small children with it!

Ceolas · 12/08/2007 21:47

OMG!

princessmel · 12/08/2007 21:50

Oh dear, How awful My ds bumped heads with his cousin today and bashed his 2 front teeth in. Look at my thread on it.

I know how you feel.

We're going to try and get an appointment in the morning too.

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