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How to be Prepared for an Emergency

Emergency preparedness supplies including bottled water, a "Safety First Aid Kit," batteries, a red flashlight, a lantern, canned goods, a can opener, and a radio are arranged on a table.

There are many different types of emergencies which can happen at any moment. What can we do to be prepared for an emergency situation?

A Guide to Knocked Out Tooth Emergencies

A woman is receiving dental treatment from two dentists. She is lying back with her mouth open as they work, wearing blue surgical gowns, gloves, and masks. The setting appears to be a dental clinic.

As children, we all patiently (or impatiently) waited for our baby teeth to fall out. As adults, when we see a tooth or a segment of a tooth fall out, we become scared and frightened. We have been taught since an early age that your adult teeth are your only teeth, so it is in your best interest to keep them clean and safe of harm’s way.

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