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Accidental Tooth Loss Treated At Jacksonville Dental Excellence
Knowing the Proper First Aid
If the tooth is loose, even extremely so, but is still attached in any way, leave it in place; do not remove it.
If it is out of its socket completely and unattached, but still in the victim's mouth, it is best to have the person hold it there, if possible, until Dr. Beaver can attempt re-implantation.
If it is out of the mouth, do not let it dry out. Handle it as little as possible. Do not attempt to disinfect the tooth, or scrub it, or remove any tissue attached to it. Call our office at (904) 396-GRIN immediately.
If it is recovered from the ground or other soiled area, rinse it off in lukewarm water. Preserve it in milk until Dr. Beaver can examine it. If milk is not available, lukewarm water will suffice.
Time out of the socket is critical in the long-term success of
re-implantation. After 30 minutes, the success potential begins to
decline. However, re-implantation by Dr. Beaver is still possible after several hours,
so the attempt can still be made even if the tooth has been out for a
long period.
Call us at (904) 396-GRIN so Dr. Beaver can be prepared to help you as soon as possible.
Emergency Dentist
In Jacksonville Florida and the surrounding
St Augustine - Daytona Beach - Orange Park - Fernandina Beach FL areas.
*Minimal sedation, also known as anxiolysis, is the use of oral and inhalation medications to relieve anxiety before and during dental
procedures that minimally reduce consciousness in an effort to reduce fear and anxiety, while still maintaining normal breathing and the ability
to respond appropriately to physical and verbal stimulation.
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