• Written instructions on how to handle oral injuries.
• Non-latex gloves to wear while inspecting or cleaning the injured area in the mouth area.
• Gauze to stop bleeding and to clean the injured area in the mouth.
• Cotton swabs to stop bleeding and to clean the injured area in the mouth.
• Salt and/or 3% hydrogen peroxide solution to mix with water for mouth rinses.
• Tea bags to stop bleeding in the injured area in the mouth and to provide temporary relief from a toothache.
• Dental floss to remove objects from between teeth.
• Dental wax or paraffin to protect a child's cheek or gums from a chipped tooth.
• Plastic bags to use for biohazard waste disposal such as blood soaked gauze and swabs.
• Phone numbers where a dentist can be reached in case of emergency.
• Emergency phone numbers (911 or 9-911) in case of an extreme emergency.