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Review Question - QID 1395

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QID 1395 (Type "1395" in App Search)
A 16-year-old women's lacrosse player is struck in the mouth with a ball. Several of her front teeth are knocked out of the socket. An emergent dentist appointment is made. What additional steps in initial management are recommended?

Rinse the teeth in saline and place them in ice.

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Scrub the roots with saline and reimplant them back in the sockets.

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Rinse the teeth in saline and place them in milk.

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Scrub the teeth with a brush and place them on ice.

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Scrub the teeth with a brush and place them in milk.

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Tooth avulsion is a medical emergency. Survival of the tooth partially depends on the length of time that the tooth is out of the socket. Water or saline can be used to gently rinse off debris, but the teeth should not be brushed as this may damage the root. During transport, the tooth must be kept moist. An avulsed tooth can be transported in whole milk, saliva, sterile saline solution, or commercially available kits with physiologic buffer solutions.

The article by Krasner is a review of dental injuries in sports.

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