I fell off my bike and knocked my teeth out how much would this cost to repair

Q. ok im i fell of my bike while going real fast on a paved rode and i fell face first and its like the concrete knocked my two front back in my mouth ! And my left one fell out but the doctors put it back in and it looks smaller than my left tooth is there a operation i can get to make them both look even and straight? and how much would it cost ? if you have a email i could send you a picture of how my front teeth look if needed?

A. The tooth that has been re-implanted into the socket has to be kept under observation over a period of time to make sure that the blood supply is still intact.
In the meantime, while this is under observation a white (composite) filling could be added to make the tooth look symmetrical to the right one. If the tooth appears to be healthy over a period of time and you are not happy with a white filling you could consider veneers.
I cannot guarantee that this is the appropriate treatment for you without doing clinical and radiographic assessments. I would therefore recommend you went for a consultation so that you will be able to have a more definitive answer.

Dr Kalpesh Bohara BDS MFDS RCS
Dental Suite - Leicester
www.dental-suite.co.uk

36 Frederick Street,
Loughborough,
Leicester,
LE11 3BJ
Tel: 01509 231144

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