1 For a baby or young child who has not reached puberty: 2  Start CPR. 3  Do CPR with rescue breaths for 2 minutes. 4  Call 911 or other emergency services. 5  Get an AED if there is one nearby.  Note: If there is another person with you, one person should call 911 while the other starts CPR.
Step 3: Gritty Toothpaste Cleaning. After your teeth are completely tartar-free, the hygienist brushes them with a high-powered electric brush. They make that infamous grinding noise. While it sounds scary, itâs a great way to get a deep clean and remove any tartar left behind from the scaler. Professional cleanings use toothpaste that smells and tastes like regular toothpaste, though you can often choose between flavors. However, it has a gritty consistency that gently scrubs your teeth.
Caring for Your Gums After a Tooth Extraction. 1  1. Bite tightly on the gauze. After a tooth extraction, your dentist will place a gauze on the wound to stop the bleeding. 2  2. Take medicine for the pain. Use only the medications prescribed by your dentist. 3  3. Use an ice pack. Place an ice pack on your face outside the area of extraction.