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Old 09-23-2007, 08:52 AM #1
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Default Tooth chipped
Hi there,
My tooth chipped about 6 months ago now. I have been meaning to go to the dentist but I have not had time due to other health issues.
There is only about half of my tooth left now, some bits are going black and it bleeds every so often.
Would you recommend going to the dentist? What do they normally do for a chipped tooth? I think it's one of my baby teeth (I am only twelve years old)
Many thanks
Alison
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