Knocked-Out Tooth

If you or a loved one has experienced a knocked-out tooth, it’s crucial to act quickly. This section provides guidance on what to do in the event of a knocked-out tooth and how our emergency dental care can help save your smile.

Immediate Steps After a Tooth Knocked Out:

  1. Stay Calm:

    • In the event of a knocked-out tooth, staying calm is essential. Panicking can make it challenging to follow the necessary steps for optimal tooth preservation.
  2. Handle the Tooth Carefully:

    • Only touch the tooth by the crown (the chewing surface), not the root. Handling it carefully helps preserve the delicate root fibers.
  3. Rinse Gently:

    • If the tooth is dirty, rinse it gently under lukewarm water. Avoid scrubbing or using any cleaning agents.
  4. Reposition the Tooth if Possible:

    • If it’s possible, try to reposition the tooth in its socket. Hold it in place by gently biting down on a clean cloth or tissue.
  5. Keep Moist:

    • It’s crucial to keep the tooth moist. You can place it in a cup of milk or, if unavailable, tuck it inside the cheek of the person who lost the tooth.
  6. Seek Immediate Dental Care:

    • Time is of the essence. Contact our emergency dental care team at 763-200-4410 immediately for guidance and to schedule an emergency appointment.

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Artura Dental Care

Emergency Dental Care at Artura Dental Care:

  1. Prompt Appointments:

    • We understand the urgency of dental emergencies, especially a knocked-out tooth. Our team prioritizes emergency cases and aims to provide prompt appointments.
  2. Expert Evaluation:

    • Our experienced dental team will assess the extent of the injury, the condition of the tooth, and recommend appropriate treatment options.
  3. Tooth Re-implantation:

    • In some cases, re-implantation of the knocked-out tooth may be possible. Our team is trained in the latest techniques to optimize the chances of a successful reattachment.
  4. Restorative Options:

    • If re-implantation is not feasible, we offer various restorative options, such as dental implants or bridges, to restore the function and appearance of your smile.