Immediate Care for a Knocked-Out Tooth
If your tooth has been knocked out, time is of the essence. Please call our office immediately so we can guide you on the best steps to potentially save it.
Experiencing this right now? We reserve same-day appointments for dental emergencies. Call (954) 572-2750 for immediate assistance.
What to Do Right Now
- 1Stay calm and assess the situation — most dental problems are treatable when addressed promptly.
- 2Call our office at (954) 572-2750 — we'll triage your symptoms and advise whether to come in same-day.
- 3Follow any at-home guidance from our team while you arrange your visit — we'll tell you exactly what helps and what to avoid.
Steps for Success
If possible, handle the tooth by the crown and gently rinse it with water, avoiding the root. Place the tooth in a container of milk or saline to keep it hydrated on your way to our office. The faster you arrive at our Sunrise location, the higher the chance of successful re-implantation.
Emergency Response at Rosenthal
We prioritize emergency trauma cases to ensure you receive care within the vital window of time. Our team is equipped to manage dental trauma with precision and urgency. We are here to support you during this stressful moment.
Preserving Your Oral Future
Even if the tooth cannot be saved, we offer various restorative options such as dental implants to fill the gap. Our goal is to maintain your bite, speech, and smile integrity. We guide you through every choice with expertise and compassion.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ideally, we need to see you within 30 to 60 minutes for the highest success rate in re-implantation.
No, never scrub the root. This can damage the delicate cells required for the tooth to attach back to your jaw.
We still need to examine the area, as losing a baby tooth prematurely can affect the development of permanent teeth.
As experienced practitioners, we are well-versed in handling dental emergencies and will coordinate care if any complex specialist work is needed.
Don't wait — early treatment prevents more serious problems.