Save-A-Tooth is the easiest and most effective way to save a knocked out tooth. For a minimal amount you can stay protected and prevent you or your family from experiencing the permanent loss of a tooth after an accident involving dental trauma. The new Save-A-Tooth offers better protection at 1/3 of the size and weight.

Specifications:

• Retention System: Basketless
• Liquid Volume: 9ml
• Dimensions: 40mm x 33mm
• Weight: 28g
• Tamper Evidence: TE Ring
• Active Ingredient: HBSS

Features:

• Meant for all teeth (except molars)
• Separates dirt
• Secures front teeth and small baby teeth
• Retention system gives each tooth its own slot (preventing any movement during transportation)
• Tamper evident ring that separates and locks to the jar when opened
• Mechanical seal (no adhesive)
• 100% leak-proof before and after use

What is Save-A-Tooth? Put simply, Save-A-Tooth is a device for saving knocked out teeth.

• If you knock out a tooth there are very few options available to you without proper care on the spot. That's where Save-A-Tooth comes in. It keeps the tooth alive for 24 hours until a dentist can replant the tooth. It also rinses and carries the tooth safely.

How it works: Save-A-Tooth is easy to use. Just put a knocked out tooth in, go to your dentist and save your smile.

• When a tooth is knocked out it will start to die. The tooth can be put back with the proper care.
• Put the tooth inside Save-A-Tooth and it will stay alive for 24 hours.
• Your dentist can replant the tooth and restore your smile!

Save-A-Tooth Preserves The Root In 3 Ways:

• The Hanks Balanced Salt Solution in Save-A-Tooth stimulates cell growth on the root. The more cells you have alive before replanting, the better chance you have of saving the tooth.
• Abrasion and physical cell crushing can do serious harm to the root. Each tooth that goes into Save-A-Tooth gets its own protective slot, preventing any serious damage.
• The design of the slots in Save-A-Tooth allows the dentist to remove the tooth without accidentally damaging the root. It also gives the dentist a way to store the tooth to do additional prep work.