Mandibular dislocation, that is, we often say "mandibular prolapse." This situation generally does not happen. It only happens when you laugh or talk too hard while eating. If you accidentally touch it, you should first keep calm, don't panic, and don't try to reset it without knowing it. Be sure to know the specific methods before starting work. Next, let's take a look at what to do if we encounter mandibular dislocation.

1, stay calm.

The average person may suddenly encounter mandibular dislocation, and the first reaction is panic. Actually, this is not right. No matter what happens in life, first of all, keep calm. Panic may make things worse. So keep calm at this time and find someone with relevant knowledge. If not, you can go to the nearest medical institution.

Step 2 prepare.

Be sure to get ready before you prepare to reset your chin. Dislocated people can't reset themselves, and they need the help of others to complete it. First of all, the restorer must first find a comfortable posture, for example, the general bench can be put down to sit. Then let the patient sit against the wall with his head firmly attached to the wall, so that it is convenient to exert more force when resetting.

3. Reset posture.

First, the person who needs to be reset should wrap his thumb with a handkerchief or gauze, and then put it in the mouth of the patient who needs to be reset. Put the thumb on the occlusal surface of the patient's two posterior teeth, and the other fingers on the lower edge of the mandible outside the mouth, waiting for the reduction work to begin.

4. Start the reset.

Then it's time to start resetting. Before reduction, the patient may have fear, which will affect the reduction work. In this case, try to distract the patient's attention. Then press down the mandible hard, and then push it back gently, and the mandible will be reset. However, after the reset is completed, the restorer should quickly pull out his fingers to avoid being bitten.

The above are some repair methods about mandibular dislocation. However, after the patient is reset, he can hold his chin with a bandage. It is best not to do any violent movements in his mouth for a period of time just after the reset to prevent dislocation again. Pay attention to his diet and don't eat too hard food.