For dental emergencies, remain calm and contact your dentist immediately. If a tooth is knocked out, gently rinse it and store it in milk. For severe pain or swelling, use a cold compress. Seek professional dental care promptly.

1. What to Do
When There's a
Dental
Emergency
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2. Remain composed and focused
to make rational decisions during
the emergency.
Stay Calm
Assess the
Situation
Quickly evaluate the severity of
the dental emergency to
determine the appropriate
course of action.

3. Reach out to your regular dentist or an
emergency dental service for immediate
guidance and possible appointment
arrangements.
Contact a
Dentist
Handle
Toothache
Rinse the mouth with warm water, floss
gently to remove any trapped debris, and
use a cold compress to alleviate swelling.

4. Keep the tooth moist by placing it
back into the socket or in a glass of
milk while heading to the dentist.
Knocked-Out
Tooth
Chipped or
Broken Tooth
Rinse the mouth with warm water,
save any broken tooth fragments, and
seek immediate dental attention.

5. Temporarily reattach the restoration
using dental adhesive or temporary
cement and visit the dentist promptly.
Dislodged
Crown or Filling
Manage Bleeding
Apply gentle pressure with a clean cloth
or gauze to control bleeding in case of a
cut lip, tongue, or gum.

6. Refrain from attempting to fix the
problem yourself, as it may worsen the
situation.
Avoid Self-
Treatment
Be Prepared
Keep a dental first aid kit handy with
essential items like gauze, dental adhesive,
and the dentist's contact information.

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