My daughter pushed my tweeter in-HELP!

Take the cardboard piece from inside a used up toilet paper or paper towel roll, put it up against the tweeter and gently suck it out yourself.

Igoler...a simple fix is by removing the front plate/diaphram.  Look at the front face plate of the tweeter, if the front flange has screws to hold the diaphragm to the motors then you can take the front plate of the tweeter out to access the diaphragm.  The front plate/diaphragm comes off, you can pop the sillk dome back out from the back.   

Sample Video on how to access the diaphragm from the tweeter.  

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9m92h83DhsA

Yup....unless you get the speaker reconed.....it will always maintain its' creases.   I had a Vandersteen midrange reconed......about 100 dollars.

Thank you everyone for the good advice.