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Who Uses Save-a-Tooth®?

Moms, School Nurses, Athletic Trainers, Emergency Responders, and even your local Dentist!

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How Does It Work?

Learn the simple and fast steps to take to save a knocked out tooth. We've got technical details, and a FAQ, too

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Frequently Asked Questions – Technical

Here are some frequently asked questions (as well as frequently given answers!) on Technical topics. We’ve broken all of our FAQs into sub-groups for questions that are about medical, technical, storage and maintenance, accreditation, and customer service

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Technical

I understand how Save-A-Tooth® can provide successful re-implantation of avulsed teeth, but what about chipped teeth?

Your Save-A-Tooth® will help maintain the color of the chip (prevent browning of the chip) and prevent the tooth chip from becoming brittle thus enhancing the possibility of the tooth chip being re-attached with good aesthetic results. However, further clinical work is needed to support this claim. Therefore, we do not at this point make the claim that Save-A-Tooth® can save chipped teeth. Clinical studies have shown that Hanks balanced salt solution does promote cell growth and protect cells on the root of the tooth.

What is in the solution inside the Save-A-Tooth® and why is it better than the other storage mediums?

The storage fluid in the Save-A-Tooth® is a pH balanced cell culture fluid that is the type used in genetic engineering to grow cells in the laboratory. Tests indicate that the PDL cells stored in Save-A-Tooth® maintain their viability longer and that depleted cells can be rejuvenated if the tooth is soaked in Save-A-Tooth®

Can the Save-A-Tooth® be used to hold multiple teeth?

Yes, up to eight teeth, but from the same person only

Can I reuse Save-A-Tooth®?

No. Never attempt to re-use a Save-A-Tooth®, even if a tooth has never been inside. Once the seal has been broken, a system is considered used.