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If an adult tooth is knocked out PDF Print E-mail

 

 

Prevent a child losing their smile

 

If an 'adult' tooth is knocked out all is not lost

 

If a tooth is knocked out don't panic but act quickly. Follow these simple steps and you may save a smile!

 

1. Find the tooth. Hold the tooth by the crown (the part visible inthe mouth) not by the root (the pointed end)

 

2. Do not scrub the tooth or place in disinfectant.

 

3. If the tooth is clean. Hold it bythe crown and gently push it back into its's socket, making sure that it is the right way round. This is usually painless if done immediately after the accident.

 

4. If the tooth is dirty. Rinse in milk or cold water before gently pushing it back into place

 

5. Hold the tooth in place. Ask the child to bite on a clean handkerchief.

 

6. Go to your dentist immediately. If this is not possible go to your hospital casualty department and ask to be seen by the dentist on duty.

 

If you can't put the tooth back in.

 

1. Place in a cup of milk.

Do not scrub the tooth.

Do not let the tooth become dry.

Do not place the tooth in disinfectant.

 

2. Go to your dentist immediately. If this is not possible go to the casualty department as above.

 

 
  Practice Principal

Nick Lawrence 

  
  Associates 
Mark Thorpe BDS
Khem Joshi BDS
Malgorzata Wojtczak BDS
   
  Hygienists
Debbie Quinn
Sarah Gauvin
Lucy Holbrook

53 Lynn Road Gaywood, Kings Lynn, Norfolk. PE30 4PR