Dental Emergencies
Knocked out a tooth? Act fast.
The next 30-60 minutes are critical. Here's what to do.
Urgent Care Needed
Talk to a Dentist Now●Common Symptoms
- Tooth completely out
- Bleeding from socket
- Pain at the site
- Swelling beginning
●Common Causes
- Sports injury
- Fall
- Accident
- Physical altercation
- Biting something hard
●When to Seek Care
- Immediately
- Within 30 minutes if possible
- Keep tooth moist until seen
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a knocked out tooth be saved?
Yes, if treated within 30-60 minutes. Handle by crown only, rinse gently, and keep in milk or saliva.
What do I do with a knocked out tooth?
Pick up by crown (not root), rinse gently, try to reinsert in socket, or keep in milk. Seek care immediately.
How long can a tooth survive outside the mouth?
Survival chances are best within 30 minutes. After 60 minutes, success rates drop significantly.
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