1)
Toothaches – Rinse your mouth out with warm
water. Use dental floss to remove lodged food stuck between teeth. If you mouth
is swollen – apply a cold compress to help relieve the swelling.
2)
Chipped or Broken Teeth – Save the pieces, if
possible. Rinse your mouth out with warm water and if bleeding, press a piece
of gauze against the area for about 10 minutes or until the bleeding stops.
Apply a cold compress for any swelling and see your dentist as soon as
possible.
3)
Knocked out tooth – Hold the tooth by the crown
and rinse the tooth with warm water if it dirty. Do not scrub or remove any
tissue fragments. If possible, place the tooth back in place. If that is not possible,
store the tooth in a small contain or milk or water with a pinch of salt and
see you dentist within in hour of the mishap.
4)
Lost filling – Stick a piece of sugarless gum
into the cavity as a temporary measure and see your dentist as soon as possible.
5)
Lost crown – This can be tricky… there are
several temporary measurements you can take until you are able to get into the
dentist. But, the first step should be to make an appointment as soon as
possible and don’t forget to bring the crown with you. If you are feeling
comfortable and it may be a while before seeing the dentist, you can try to
slip the crown back over the tooth. Use over the counter dental cement or
denture adhesive to help hold the crown down. Even toothpaste will work. Do not
use super glue though!!!
Naturally, these are just the more common problems that
happen in dental emergencies. Regardless the problem, be sure to contact your
dentist or a specialist as soon as possible to resolve the issue and keep you
from being in permanent pain or danger.
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