A knocked-out tooth could be lost within minutes.
Dental trauma is a time-sensitive emergency, yet most schools, sports clubs and workplaces aren’t prepared.
ToothRevive helps people respond with trusted guidance, practical resources and emergency kits – designed by a UK dentist.
Everything you need to act fast and protect a knocked-out tooth.
Step-by-step instructions for dental injuries when every minute matters.
Printable posters and guides for schools and clubs.
Why ToothRevive Exists
As a dentist, I once saw a young person who had knocked out their adult tooth. They had kept it in milk, but too much time had passed before reaching dental care.
That experience stayed with me and became the reason behind ToothRevive — helping people know what to do, and have what they need, when dental trauma happens.
Dr Yousuf Ibrahim
UK Dentist & Founder of ToothRevive
Dentist designed
Created by a registered UK dentist
Every second counts
Quick, correct action can save a tooth
MHRA registered
Meets UK medical procedure pack standards
For everyone
Built for schools, clubs, parents and first aiders
Simple to follow
Clear steps, no guesswork in an emergency
ToothRevive Dental Trauma Kit
- Complete kit to manage dental injuries
- Dentist approved contents
- Compact, durable and portable
- Ideal for schools, sports clubs and families
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ToothRevive?
ToothRevive is a UK dental trauma kit designed to help you respond to dental injuries, with immediate guidance for a knocked-out tooth and practical guidance for other common dental trauma.
Is this a replacement for seeing a dentist?
No. The kit helps you act quickly and correctly in an emergency, but you should always see a dentist as soon as possible after any dental injury.
Who is the ToothRevive kit for?
Parents, schools, sports clubs, coaches, and anyone who wants to be prepared for a dental emergency, whether for their own family or the people they’re responsible for.
Where can I learn more about dental trauma first aid?
Visit our Knowledge Hub for dentist-written guides on knocked-out teeth, chipped teeth, prevention, and more.
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