M23: Emergency management of an avulsed permanent upper central incisor
The chairside emergency for a knocked-out adult upper central incisor: confirm a permanent tooth, handle it by the crown and keep it wet, clear the socket and replant slowly, check the position, bond a passive flexible splint for 2 weeks, then antibiotics, a tetanus referral, root canal treatment within 2 weeks and the review visits, as printed in the 2020 IADT avulsion guideline and the AAPD avulsed-tooth flowsheet.
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M23 has 6 steps, step pictures and checks. They open with the $99 season (90 days), the $149/yr student seat, or a class code that assigns this lesson. M0 and M1 are free.
Unlock the full library Open free M1The chairside emergency for a knocked-out adult upper central incisor: confirm a permanent tooth, handle it by the crown and keep it wet, clear the socket and replant slowly, check the position, bond a passive flexible splint for 2 weeks, then antibiotics, a tetanus referral, root canal treatment within 2 weeks and the review visits, as printed in the 2020 IADT avulsion guideline and the AAPD avulsed-tooth flowsheet.
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M23 has 6 steps, step pictures and checks. They open with the $99 season (90 days), the $149/yr student seat, or a class code that assigns this lesson. M0 and M1 are free.
Unlock the full library Open free M1Practice feedback against the 2026–27 published crown-prep criteria (molar). Not an exam or admissions result; your program and examiners decide.