Avulsed teeth

An avulsed tooth occurs when a tooth is completely knocked out of its socket. This type of injury requires immediate attention to increase the chances of saving the tooth.

Causes:

Trauma or injury to the mouth
Accidents or sports related injuries

Symptoms:

Pain and swelling in the mouth
Blood coming from the affected area
A dislodged tooth or teeth

Treatment Options:

Replantation of the avulsed tooth
Splinting the tooth to neighboring teeth
Dental implant or bridge

Post-op Care:

Avoiding activities that may cause further injury
Maintaining proper oral hygiene
Regular dental checkups
Taking prescribed pain medications and antibiotics, if necessary.

Note: Timely treatment and proper care are crucial in saving avulsed teeth and preventing complications. It is important to seek dental treatment as soon as possible after the injury occurs.