Daughter Lost Part of Tooth in a crown...help!

If I were you I'd save my money going to the dentist, and just keep wiggling the tooth till it comes out. If so much of it broke off with the crown that it's hard to get ahold of, or slowing down the loosening process; go the grocery store in the dental isle. There's this stuff for temporary filling's that also is used for temporary attachment of crowns and such. Get you some of that and secure the crown back into place for now. It should calm you grossing out and give something for her to tug on again.

Hi S.. I worked for a dentist for 27 years as a dental assistant. I don't know how old your daughter is but it sounds like you need to take her to a dentist. There he can safely remove thr rest of the root with a special insturment. It sounds like the rest of the tooth is even at the gum line. The dentist will numb the area a little bit and so it won't be uncomfortable for her and pop out the rest of the tooth. By the tooth being in there like that, she could get an infection in her gum. Good Luck and HAPPY MOTHERS DAY.

I would treat it like any other tooth. Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle and pull. :)