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What is What is the treatment in a child having laterally luxated teeth which are not in occlusion? and explain in detail?
Depends on the severity, luxated teeth will come to their original position, if the trauma/ impact is of less severe. 
Repositioning and splinting can be done, if the teeth don’t come to its original position.