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What to Do When Your Teeth Get Knocked Out

5/27/2015

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Your teeth have the chance of getting knocked out when you indulge in sports activities or get involved in an accident. Such a situation would lead to serious dental emergency and the most obvious advice, is of course to get a dentist right away, but here are some facts that you must be aware of.


What you should do first:

When your teeth get knocked out, you must do the following to prevent further damage:

Handle your tooth/teeth carefully and make sure you do not touch the root because of risk of further damage

It would be advisable to hold the tooth by its crown even if it is dirty and rinse with cold milk

In case you have no access to milk, dip the tooth in water, because the most important thing at the time would be to keep it moist

If you have no access to a glass of water or milk, you can place it on your mouth and store it between the cheek and the gum; however, this is not advisable for young children

If possible, you can also place it back into its socket; but ensure  the tooth faces the right side and you don’t press the tooth into the socket

Now head to the dentist

Placing the fallen teeth or tooth in a container containing cold milk is advisable because it would keep alive the issues attached to the tooth and is also the only way to keep the root surface alive in case you are not in a clinic.  Milk can protect your tooth to an extent because it contains vitamins.


What the dentist would probably be doing

The dentist would first flush out any debris from the socket before he starts with any procedure. Depending on how long your tooth has been out, the doctor would be able to predict the success of your treatment. If you could get to the doctor within one hour of being knocked out, your chance of complete restoration is higher.

If the tooth happens to be broken just above your gum level, the dentist would probably perform a root canal procedure with your permission. This would protect the tooth, its root and surface from any decay. On the other hand, if the fracture is below the gum line, then the broken fragment would be extracted and a new implant would be inserted.

The intended procedure would also be dependent on the age of the patient. If the patient is young, then the bone loss around the jaw area would lead to dental problems and cosmetic issues later on in life.  In such cases, the dentists would do a dental implant as a procedure to prevent against dental loss. Once the restoration is done, it would be advisable to visit the dentist for a review within 3 to 6 months.


What you should do for dental hygiene:

As you probably know by now dental hygiene is very important because lack of it would lead to bad breath, failing health and of course tooth decay. Here are certain procedures that you can perform to keep your dental health:

·        Dental Bridges

·        Dental Fillings

·        Dental Crowns

·        Dental Implants

·        Teeth Whitening

·        Porcelain Veneers

·        Invisalign Aligners

If your teeth have been knocked out, chances are you will require emergency dental services. Get in touch with Wisdom Dental today!
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What You Need to Do After Wisdom Teeth Extraction

5/7/2015

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When you’ve had one of more wisdom teeth taken out, it’s obviously vital that you do the right thing, not only to avoid infection, but to also make sure the wounds heal as quickly as possible.

Firstly, after the extraction, a blood clot will form of the area where the tooth was. The blood clot helps the extraction area to recover by covering it and allowing it time to heal. In this article we’re doing to discuss a few tips to help you after wisdom tooth surgery.

What You Should Do

It is quite normal for the area in which the tooth was pulled to be a little tender, and maybe a little sore. Importantly, you should remember to take pain killers as soon as possible. Don’t wait until the pain comes. Pain killers that you purchase without a prescription should do the job well enough to ease any of the pain associated with the surgery. Ibuprofen is usually the pain killer of choice for this type of pain.

Ensure you don’t take any aspirin after your surgery, as this as the tendency to thin your blood, which can ultimately make your mouth bleed. However if you are experiencing troublesome pain, speak with your dentist about arranging something stronger.

Try to take it easy for a few days after your wisdom tooth operation – and don’t do any rigorous exercise for at least 12-24 hours after it. To make sure you get a good night’s sleep, when lying down, try to keep your head upwards to avoid too much blood rushing to your head. Additionally, don’t bend over or attempt any heavy lifting for a few days, as this will have a similar effect.

What You SHOULDN’T Do

Beware of fiddling with the area or playing with it with your tongue after the first 24 hours. This period of time is the most important in the healing process, so you should exercise caution. It’s a good idea to try and avoid hot food and drinks, as the entire area around your mouth will become quite sensitive. Alternatively, once the pain killers kick in, you won’t feel any pain so you may in fact burn your mouth.

Try and avoid spitting, sucking and blowing your nose after the wisdom teeth extraction – unless you REALLY need to. Both positive and negative pressures inside your mouth will have the potential to injure your blood clot – which ultimately protects the wound. If you have an illness such as a cold or a flu (or essentially any illness that will make you want to cough and sneeze), ensure you’re taking the necessary medications to prevent the impact of the symptoms.

And lastly, of course, you will want to avoid drinking alcohol and smoking cigarettes – at least for 24 hours after the surgery. Both have the potential to significantly delay the healing process, and can cause extreme pain and even infection.

If you have any questions relating to what you should do after having surgery for wisdom teeth, get in touch with Wisdom Teeth Removal Sydney on 1300 217 858 to find out more information about how we can help you prevent pain associated with dental surgery.
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