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Objective. : The aim of the study was to evaluate the knowledge of Physical education (PE) teachers in Chennai regarding tooth avulsion and its emergency management. Materials and methods: The study was conducted among 131 Physical education teachers from randomly selected schools in Chennai using self- administered questionnaires. Results: A total of 131 PE teachers, in which 120(91.6%) male teachers and 11(8.4%) female teachers answered the questionnaire. The results showed that only 15.3 % had a previous experience of avulsed tooth in a child; 64.1% of them knew the need for "immediate" emergency management. Only 38.9% would replant an avulsed tooth and regarding the storage media and only 5.3% chose milk as a suitable media. Conclusion: This study shows lack of knowledge regarding tooth avulsion and its emergency management among physical education teachers in Chennai. Therefore, educational programmes are necessary to improve their level of knowledge.

Knowledge of tooth avulsion and its emergency management among physical education teachers in Chennai.