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	Comments on: How To Save The Knocked Out Tooth Of Your Child	</title>
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		By: Paul Krasner		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[There is a new device called Save-A-Tooth that can store and preserve knocked out teeth for 24 hours.  It can be purchased ahead of time since it lasts 2 years.  It has a special medical fluid and protection device inside that is accepted by the American Dental Association.  If this device is used, the number of avulsed teeth that can be saved increases by ten times over those stored in milk.]]></description>
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