1. Fold a clean piece of gauze and place it (tightly) over the bleeding area.
2. Have your child bite down on the gauze for 15 minutes.
3. Instruct your child not to brush too hard where the tooth fell out.
*if bleeding continues, see a pediatric dentist.
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