One of my front teeth was knocked backwards 7 days ago and the root of the tooth went forward protruding into my upper lip and I can feel it almost in my right nostril. I went to the dentist and he was able to match up the bottom of my right front tooth with my left front tooth, but the injured right front tooth root protrudes way out and hurts my gums above the tooth. I can feel it when I put a finger in my right nose, it is very uncomfortable and it is poking into my upper lip. Is there any way an oral surgeon or anyone can reposition the tooth root back to where it was before the tooth was knocked out of place? My dentist says nothing can be done, but I honestly don't see how I can continue going through this pain and discomfort with the tooth root being in the place it is in right now. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Dale

Woah! I'm sure that something can be done...
Try getting a second opinion...