Knocked-Out Tooth – Emergency Dentist
A knocked-out tooth is a true emergency. The sooner you see us, the greater the chance we can save it. We provide immediate care across Birmingham and Walsall.
What To Do Immediately
- Handle the tooth by the crown (not the root).
- If dirty, gently rinse in milk or saline. Do not scrub.
- Try to place it back in the socket if possible, or keep it in milk/saline.
- Call us immediately – time is critical.
How We Treat Knocked-Out Teeth
At your emergency visit, we aim to re-implant and stabilise the tooth where possible. If not, we’ll discuss replacement options such as a bridge or dental implant.
When to Go to A&E
If you have severe facial trauma, uncontrollable bleeding, or suspected jaw fracture, go straight to A&E. For isolated tooth injuries, call us.
See Us Immediately
Call now – same-day slots are available and time is essential for saving a knocked-out tooth.
FAQs About Knocked-Out Teeth
How long do I have to save a tooth?
The best chance of saving it is within 30–60 minutes of injury. Call us immediately.
What if I can’t put the tooth back in?
Keep it in milk or saline and bring it with you. Do not let it dry out.
Can you replace the tooth if it can’t be saved?
Yes, we offer replacement solutions including bridges and dental implants.