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DR. SANDOR’S




                        TOOTH RESCUE TIPS









                                      nocked out permanent tooth:   possible. Your dentist will be able to give you advice on what to
                                      Do not rinse, scrub, or touch   do next. Dr. Sandor is available for telehealth virtual visits on
                               Kthe root of the tooth. The root    GoodCheckup for her patients of record and will soon be available
                               has vital cells living on the outside that   on the App Store and Google Play Store.
                               could help it reattach. The key is to
                               get it back in the socket as fast as you   Marilyn C Sandor, DDS, MS, PA is a pediatric dentist, entrepreneur,
                               can. The less time it spends out of the   and innovator with 20 years industry experience. She is a private
                               socket, the more likely it is that your   practice owner and the winning dental product inventor of Zooby, sold
                               dentist can save it. If you cannot put   world-wide enjoying global success for over a decade!
                               it back in, put the tooth in milk, a lot   For more information, contact Dr. Marilyn Sandor at (239) 592-0800
                               of saliva, or a special tooth saver liquid   or email info@drmarilynsandor.com.
        by Dr. Marilyn Sandor   you can get at the pharmacy. Make sure
                               the tooth is submerged in the liquid.
        Handle the crown of the tooth only - the top - the pretty part -
        NOT the root and put it in the liquid. Do not leave it out to get
        dry. If there is dirt or sand on the tooth and you are afraid to put it
        back in - just put it in the milk or saliva and get your child and the
        tooth to your pediatric dentist quickly.
                                   Knocked out baby tooth: Do
                                       not try to put it back. There
                                          is another developing
                                            permanent tooth under
                                              the baby one, and you
                                               don't want to injure
                                                the grown up
                                                 tooth by pushing
                                                 something up
                                                  there. If it is
                                                  out, call the
                                                 pediatric dentist.
                                                 If the tooth is
                                                 half in/half out,
                                                make your child
                                               comfortable, call
                                             your dentist, and
                                           try not to panic. Your
                                         pediatric dentist will need a
                                     clear description of the injury
        and what                you see. Having a soft washcloth to
        clear away blood is helpful so you can see what you need to report.
           Chipped tooth: Do not put ice on the tooth. Check the edge of
        the tooth itself to see of it is bleeding from the tooth. Do not drink
        or eat anything too hot or too cold until you see your dentist.
        Try to visit with your dentist virtually or in person as soon as





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