Oral/dental problem (adult/child)

"The jaw is dislocated", “The inside of the mouth hurts", "A tooth hurts", "A tooth broke", "A tooth fell out", "A tooth is missing", "There is a cut on the mouth, tongue, lips, or gums".

There is pain in the mouth, lips, or jaw that is unbearable (unable to do anything else)

There is pain in the mouth and swelling (edema) of the face

The back of the throat and tongue are suddenly swollen

Bleeding in the mouth is continuing, and the person does not have an illness or physical constitution that makes it difficult to stop bleeding and is not taking an anticoagulant (drug that makes the blood thin)*, etc.

* - Anticoagulants, antiplatelet drugs, steroids, large dose of aspirin, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), etc.

After a tooth is missing/fell out, bleeding does not stop even by applying compression (pressing with the hand, biting gauze, etc.) for 10 minutes

Has toothache. And has heart disease or diabetes

None of the above are applicable.

First aid, etc.

■*1.[Toothache]

1．If symptoms do not improve, see a dentist.

■*2.[Tooth damage]

1．Store the broken tooth in egg white (or milk if not available).

■*3.[Stopping bleeding]

1．Apply compression for 10 minutes by holding it with your hand or biting gauze.