A knocked-out tooth can be one of the most alarming dental emergencies for both children and parents. At Lil’ Dente Pediatric Dentistry, we respond quickly to give your child the best chance of saving their smile. Whether it’s a baby tooth or a permanent one, our expert pediatric team provides gentle, urgent care in a calm and reassuring environment.
Time is crucial when a tooth is knocked out—especially if it’s a permanent one. The sooner your child receives care, ideally within 30 minutes, the better the chance of successfully reimplanting and saving the tooth. If reimplantation isn’t possible, we provide restorative solutions to support healthy oral development and appearance.
Our team is prepared to handle dental trauma with speed and compassion, minimizing pain and anxiety while working toward the best possible outcome for your child.
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If a permanent tooth is knocked out, getting care within 30–60 minutes gives the highest chance of saving it. Keep the tooth moist and call us right away!
At Lil’ Dente, we know that dental accidents don’t wait for business hours. Our pediatric team is trained in emergency care and understands how to treat children with knocked-out teeth—from initial pain relief to reimplantation or follow-up restoration.
We don’t just care for the injury—we care for your whole child. Our gentle approach and clear parent communication turn a stressful moment into a manageable one.
Emergency-ready care
Gentle, fast treatment
Compassionate team approach
We assess your child’s mouth, gently clean the area, and determine if the tooth is eligible for reimplantation.
We monitor healing closely and help your child regain confidence with ongoing guidance and support.
If the tooth can be reimplanted, we do so gently and stabilize it. If not, we recommend safe space maintenance or restorations.
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Yes—if it’s a permanent tooth, we may recommend a space maintainer or future restorative options to protect oral health.
The procedure is often quick, but follow-up visits are needed to monitor healing and tooth stability.
We prioritize comfort with sedation and numbing when needed. Most children feel relief quickly.
No—reimplanting baby teeth is not recommended. However, we will examine the area to ensure no damage has occurred to the surrounding teeth or gums.
Handle the tooth by the crown (not the root), rinse gently, and store it in milk or saliva. Call us immediately.