Knocked-out tooth
With
the ToothRevive Kit
If an adult tooth has been knocked out, follow these steps immediately.
Stay calm and act fast — every minute matters.
Put on gloves
Protect yourself and the tooth
Pick up the tooth by the crown
Use tweezers
Never touch the root
Clean any blood around the socket and mouth
Use the available gauze.
Rinse the tooth very gently with saline if dirty
Do not use tap water.
Do not scrub the tooth
If you’re comfortable and able to do so
Place the tooth back in the socket and bite on the gauze. If not, place it in the storage tub and gently fill it with saline or milk.
Go to a dentist
immediately
(within 60 minutes)
Take the tooth and the kit with you!
Important Safety Points
Hold the tooth by the crown, never the root.
Rinse gently if dirty - do not scrub or use tap water.
Keep the tooth moist at all times.
Do not replant baby teeth or adult teeth that were very loose due to gum disease.
Seek help from a dentist as soon as possible - ideally within 60 minutes.
Try your nearest dentist - they can assist with a knocked out tooth.
Don't have a kit?
If you don’t have a ToothRevive kit available, you can still take immediate steps to protect the tooth while arranging urgent dental care.
Find a dentist
After first aid, urgent dental assessment is essential. Use our dentist finder to locate local dental services and understand what to expect next.
Other Dental Trauma
Not all dental injuries involve a knocked-out tooth. If the tooth is chipped, loose, pushed in, or there is a soft tissue injury, select the injury type to see the appropriate guidance.