Awareness and Knowledge of Tooth Reimplantation After Avulsion Among Dental and Non-dental Populations: A Systematic Review
Abdullah Alshubat, Faris S Bantan, Yasmeen AlNasser, Mashael T Alhejji, Saja H Alsuwailem, Mariya I Alibrahim, Heba A AlkhairAllah, Mona S Alharbi, Faisal F Alrashedi, Dalal Alturaif, Laila Alanaz · 2025
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Abdullah Alshubat and co-authors review what the world knows about saving a knocked-out tooth. Their 2025 review gathers 19 studies with over 5,700 people in ten countries. A tooth torn out whole can live again if it is replanted fast or stored right.
Awareness that replanting is possible ran from 23 percent among parents to over 80 percent among dental staff. Even trained providers wobbled on the details, like the thirty-minute window and milk as a storage fluid. Few laypeople would dare replant on the spot. Myths about storage and handling were common. Teaching sessions clearly lifted knowledge where tried.
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| CREATOR | Abdullah Alshubat, Faris S Bantan, Yasmeen AlNasser, Mashael T Alhejji, Saja H Alsuwailem, Mariya I Alibrahim, Heba A AlkhairAllah, Mona S Alharbi, Faisal F Alrashedi, Dalal Alturaif, Laila Alanaz |
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| YEAR | 2025 |
| COLLECTION | PAPERS |
| FORMAT | TXT |
| FILE SIZE | 40 KB |
| VERSION | 1.0 |
| LICENSE | CC BY 4.0 |
| RIGHTS | CC BY |
| SOURCE | Europe PMC |