Even if a tooth looks intact after an accident, the nerve, root or surrounding bone may still have been affected.
Sometimes, yes.
The chances depend on how quickly treatment is received, how long the tooth has been outside the mouth, how it was stored, damage to the root, damage to the socket and surrounding bone, and the severity of the injury.
This is why a knocked-out adult tooth should be treated as time-sensitive.
If a traumatised tooth cannot be predictably retained, we can discuss replacement options.
In selected cases, immediate implant placement following extraction may also be considered, depending on the injury, bone and surrounding tissues.
As quickly as possible.
If it is dirty, rinse it gently in saline or saliva. Do not scrub the root.
Keep it in saliva and seek emergency dental care immediately.
No. A baby tooth should not be reinserted.
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