First of all, do not try to wipe the tooth clean. Look around to
find a cup or glass of milk and place the tooth in it, if possible.
If milk is not available, use a wet handkerchief/napkin or cup of
water. Reach a dentist immediately. Sometimes, if the tooth is placed
back in its socket soon enough by the nearest dentist you have reached,
the tooth can be saved. Time is critical in this situation!
BROKEN OR CHIPPED TOOTH
The fractured piece of tooth may be removed to prevent choking.
It is not advisable at all to chew on anything hard. Go calling
your dentist or the one nearest, immediately. Some teeth can be
filled. In the more severe case, the tooth may need to be crowned.
If the tooth has broken into the nerve the tooth will need Root
Canal Therapy and a crown, or in the worse case it will need to
be extracted. Click here for more details.
LOOSE TOOTH
If you have taken a hit by an object, call your dentist or the one
nearest immediately. It may depend on the severity of the blow,
that your dentist may let the tooth "tighten-up" on its
own. Your dentist may also bond the tooth to the uninjured teeth
next to it for support until it heals. It is quite likely that the
tooth may turn dark and/or abscess after an accident. Normally it
may happen immediately, or it could be years later. If the tooth
does eventually abscess, it will require Root Canal Therapy and
a crown just like any other abscessed tooth.
LACERATED (CUT) LIP OR TONGUE
You may apply some pressure to stop or slow the bleeding. If bleeding
doesn’t stop due to the severity of wound, call your dentist
or go to the Emergency Room at the nearest hospital immediately.
Quite possible that the wound may require stitches to stop the bleeding,
prevent infection and to help it properly heal.
Summary
WHAT TO DO IN AN EMERGENCY
Fractured jaw
Immobilize jaw, go to dentist or hospital emergency room.
Broken or chipped tooth
Save tooth parts; see dentist.
Abscessed tooth or gum
Take pain reliever; see dentist.
Toothache or lost filling
Take pain reliever; see dentist.
Broken crown
Save pieces of crown; see dentist.
Knocked-out tooth
Pick up tooth by crown, not roots; put in mouth; see dentist.
Broken brace wire
Cover end or wire with cotton ball, beeswax, or gauze; see
dentist.
Bleeding gums
May be sign of gum disease; see dentist.
If you're in any kind of dental emergency best thing is to call your
dentist for information on what to do.
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Statutory Warning: The information is intended
to help you better understand dental conditions and procedures and should
not be construed as specific medical advice or recommendation. The general
information provided here is not a substitute for a consultation with the
dentists. Only personal discussion of your individual needs with a professionally
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