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What To Do With a Knocked-Out Tooth?
When you are playing contact sports or leading an active life, accidents happen. Unfortunately, when accidents happen, ending up with a knocked-out tooth is a possibility. Although not as tragic as losing an eye, knocking a tooth out is a serious matter. In fact, if this happens to you or someone close to you, make sure you get in touch with your dentist right away for an emergency visit.…
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Emergency Help for Avulsed Tooth
Emergency Help for Avulsed Tooth
Here’s the first thing you’ve got to do when you have an avulsed tooth / tooth that is knocked out completely:
Emergency Treatment in the First 5 Minutes
The first thing is to do is to ask help from the person nearby. Clean the tooth using tap or bottled water (no scrubbing), and then use your index and thumb to try replanting the tooth back to the socket. Remember to give it a constant pressure…
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Dental Emergency - Knocked Out Permanent Tooth For a knocked-out permanent tooth, keep it moist at all times. If you can, try placing the tooth back in the socket without touching the root. If that’s not possible, place it in between your cheek and gums, in milk, or use a tooth preservation product. Then, get to your dentist right away! You only have about 30 minutes for the best possible outcome and there's still hope within the first hour.
