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Treatment of tooth avulsion by nurses.

Journal of emergency nursing, 1990
More than 90% of the 2 million teeth avulsed each year in the United States can be saved if the proper treatment is instituted. Storage in a tooth-preserving medium can sustain the life of the tooth for 12 hours. An avulsed tooth that has dried out should be soaked in Hank's solution before replantation to reconstitute degenerated cells.
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Tooth F.I.R.S.T Aid: An Acronym-Based Awareness Tool Aligned With Updated Guidelines for Emergency Management of Tooth Avulsion.

Dental Traumatology
Tooth avulsion is among the most severe dental traumas, with prognosis heavily dependent on prompt and appropriate management at the accident scene. Despite existing educational resources, a significant knowledge gap persists among laypersons regarding ...
M. Mathew, J. Cherian, K. G. Varghese, N. Philip, Nirmal Kurian   +4 more
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Tooth Avulsion in Victorian Aboriginal Skulls

Archaeology in Oceania, 1981
The knocking out of healthy teeth for ritual or other purpose was practised by the Aborigines in various parts of Australia. Both sexes were operated upon, but more frequently the males. In regions where it was linked with an initiation ceremony, as in south eastern New South Wales, the custom was reported to have been universal in males.
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The Effects of Different Regenerative Treatments after Tooth Avulsion

Current Stem Cell Reports, 2022
A. H. Kohsar, Mohammad Javad Yousefi, Haleh Hali   +2 more
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The avulsed tooth

British Dental Journal, 1987
M Harding, I C Mackie
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Tooth Avulsion- A Dental Emergency [PDF]

Indian Journal of Applied Research, 2011
Mithra N Hegd, Radhika Jain
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Avulsed tooth

Nursing, 2012
Ellen, Pfadt, Dorothy S, Carlson
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MANAGEMENT OF SPORTS-RELATED TOOTH DISPLACEMENTS AND AVULSIONS

Dental Clinics of North America, 2000
Between 500,000 and 750,000 dental injuries occur each year during sports activities in the United States. Twenty percent of these are tooth displacements: extrusive or lateral luxations, intrusions, or exarticulations. Such injuries pose serious problems and the manner in which they are treated can affect the prognosis.
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Inhalation of an avulsed primary tooth

Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1991
Kiuoko Kurata, Ikuo Ohmori
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Mechanisms for avulsion on alluvial fans: Insights from high‐frequency topographic data

Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, 2021
Brett C Eaton, Anya Leenman, Xiao-hui Zhang   +2 more
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