J.C.
This also happened to my daughter 5 years ago when she was 2. Her front tooth was pushed all the way into her gum. I took her to an oral surgeon who also did nothing. Her tooth did come back down within a year, but it was backwards. Yes the tooth twisted. I was also told to watch for nerve damage. (blackening of the tooth). I never noticed anything except her tooth looked snaggled. She has since lost that tooth, and she now has her permanent front teeth, but that tooth is very discolored. I took her to the dentist, and they have recommended lumineer treatments. Well I looked into them and they run around 1000.00 bucks a pop. I am going to have it done, but I was told to wait another yr or so because her teeth have not fully set yet. meaning that they are not fully grown in. could have fooled me cause they look like they are. Good luck eventually her tooth will reappear, but I cannot say in what condition. It's nothing that a little dental work can't correct, but you just have to play the waiting game until she looses it and her adult teeth come in to tell if there is any permanent damage.
