Crisis!!!!

Colby was crawling and got ahead of himself in the kitchen. I was standing right above him when I heard a loud 'smack'. He started crying so I immediately picked him up and snuggled him. I didn't see any blood, no bumps or red marks and figured he'd just scared himself. He calmed down really quickly. A few minutes later he gave me a kiss and I felt something sharp. I was horrified to see a huge chip out of his left tooth and a small one out of his right. I started bawling. Jason swares I cried harder than Colby did! We are very lucky that it doesn't seem to have damaged the nerve (he hasn't been in any pain at all and eats like you'd never know anything happened). We are going to get him evaluated by a dentist this week. Of course...we didn't enroll Colby in dental (the thought never even crossed my mind) and now that Jason only has two months left in the Marine Corps we are ineligible to enroll him. We'll probably have to get a crown for his tooth which can be very expensive. Let this be a lesson to all of my friends who have young kids or are about to have kids be sure you get your child dental insurance, you never know if you might need it.