Well it was bound to happen.
And I have to say I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often, with as many kids as we have and how many of them are... shall we say, less than solid on their feet.
So I guess I can't complain.
But Anastasia can. And she did, but only a little. She was very brave.
Before school even started.
Before she was even officially "checked in."
Just as she was getting off the bus she wasn't watching, something about a sidewalk being there or not being there, or something like that. Anastasia did a nice little (or should I say BIG) face plant and bungered up her mouth pretty badly.
I got the phone call, rushed to get at least one uncooperative kid ready, called the dentist, rushed to the school and then rushed to the dentist (who is EVER so helpful and willing to squeeze us in, ask us. we know-- anyone in the area want a referral??). One lost tooth, two loose teeth and lots and lots of soft tissue damage. Luckily, all the teeth in question are still baby teeth. Dr Mikkelson numbed her up pretty well because she was in a lot of pain.
Prognosis?
She will heal.
Plan of action?
Take it easy for today, put neosporin on her lip to keep it soft and help it heal, eat soft foods for a week, and watch for signs the loose teeth need to come out early.
Down side?
Lots of pain!
Up side?
Lots of sympathy points!
OUCH!! No fun! I'm sorry :{
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