Re: Re: My own raw milk cure?

[Guest guest]

Does this mean that if a tooth gets knocked out and is placed in milk it can be put back in place???

Thanks,

Tonio

> They used to always tell you if you knocked a tooth out to put it in a glass of milk and go to the dentist. > Amy

[Guest guest]

Yes, but I would think that processed milk would not work as well as raw (of course). And there is a time factor (not sure how long) before it is too late.

Amy

Re: Re: My own raw milk cure?

Does this mean that if a tooth gets knocked out and is placed in milk it can be put back in place???

Thanks,

Tonio

> They used to always tell you if you knocked a tooth out to put it in a glass of milk and go to the dentist. > AmyPLEASE BE KIND AND TRIM YOUR POSTS WHEN REPLYING!Visit our Raw Dairy Files for a wealth of information!http://groups.yahoo.com/group/RawDairy/files/

[Guest guest]

This actually happened to someone I know. His daughter got one of her teeth knocked out at a baseball game. Thankfully one of the parents in the stands was a dentist. They put the tooth in a carton of milk from a vending machine and went to his office. All was well.

I'm sure there is a time-limit, but I have no idea what it is.

--Terry

Re: Re: My own raw milk cure?

Does this mean that if a tooth gets knocked out and is placed in milk it can be put back in place???

Thanks,

Tonio

> They used to always tell you if you knocked a tooth out to put it in a glass of milk and go to the dentist. > Amy

[Guest guest]

What I learned in school was2-4 hours, but I have never had it happen in the clinical setting.

Sherri

I'm sure there is a time-limit, but I have no idea what it is.

--Terry

Re: Re: My own raw milk cure?

Does this mean that if a tooth gets knocked out and is placed in milk it can be put back in place???

Thanks,

Tonio