Okay, so my carpet python is extremely aggressive. She struck at me from her cage and hit the wall, and when I went over to look at her, part of her lip was wrinkled up like she was snarling. Obviously, she's a snake, so she wasn't. I grabbed her to get a closer look, and it turns out she somehow managed to pierce her lip with the front tooth on the right side. The tooth is still in place and rigid, not loose or wiggly at all. I tried pulling her lip back down over it with tweezers but it just won't come.

I've never seen anything like this so I'm kind of at a loss for what to do. Is there a quick fix that I'm just not thinking of? If not, I'm going to take her to a guy at the LPS who knows what he's doing, and if he can't do anything, I'll make the trek to the herp vet. She doesn't seem to be in that much pain from it, really. I'm more worried about it getting infected than anything else.