Girl's Knocked-Out Tooth Saved After Quick Clinic Rush in Vladivostok

A seven-year-old girl in Vladivostok has had her knocked-out tooth successfully reattached after a cycling accident. Her parents acted quickly, rushing her to the Primorsky Regional Dental Clinic within half an hour of the fall. Doctors immediately began emergency treatment to save the tooth. The accident happened when the girl fell from her bicycle, resulting in a complete tooth avulsion. Her parents located the lost tooth and took her straight to the pediatric department of the clinic. The swift response was vital for the success of the procedure.

The medical team, including an oral surgeon, a pediatric dentist, and an orthodontist, worked together to treat the injury. They cleaned the wound, carried out endodontic therapy, and carefully repositioned the tooth in its socket. Nurses assisted as the tooth was securely stabilised to ensure proper healing.

The replantation procedure was completed successfully, giving the girl a chance to retain her natural tooth. The quick actions of her parents and the coordinated effort of the clinic’s specialists played a key role in the outcome. Follow-up care will monitor the tooth’s long-term stability.