By an accident lost teeth can be used again ...

Cologne - Nor how widespread the use of lost teeth is the saving SOS tooth box, the use of the AXA sponsored health insurance. Who loses as a sport by accident one permanent tooth can it be either innocent or bring him into the local evidence room and agreed on a dentist's appointment as the first step toward restoration. Nearly three in four people would act this way. According to a representative survey conducted by market research institute Psychonomics. "This result is worrisome because this is a great opportunity missed," said Klaus Tekniepe, spokesman for AXA Insurance, which commissioned the study in order.

Ignorance leads to inaction

A tooth can be used and certainly supports may grow again, if it is stored properly after the loss. According to the study but know only 28% of the 2,000 respondents said that it is possible. 80% said yes, however the question of whether bone can grow back together, 84% even know that separate pieces of skin can grow back. AXA also specifically interested in what parents know about re-usable teeth. Respondents with children aged between six and 16 years were slightly better informed. Of these, 35%, a lost tooth of her child could save themselves. Especially for adolescents in these age groups is especially interesting since the rescue attempt. Because dentures are only temporary as possible and must be the developing jaws are adjusted at least every one to two years in the rule. It threatens jaw deformities and speech difficulties to be dealt with speech therapy. Tooth rescue saves so much the young victim's parents and future nuisance, accident insurance and health insurance unnecessary spending. Prerequisite to the tooth, the dentist can successfully be used again, its proper handling and storage in the time between injury and visit to the dental office. Note in each case: bergen tooth immediately *, not * handle to the root, disinfect or not *, * *, or put into a tooth rescue box in the alternative, long-life milk.

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