Basic Dental Emergency Kit
Product Images NDC 83220-002

Product Visual Gallery

This gallery contains 21 technical images submitted to the FDA as part of the official labeling for Basic Dental Emergency Kit (NDC 83220-002). Unlike standard consumer photos, these assets often include clinical data figures, molecular chemical structures, and official manufacturer packaging layouts.

As provided by Best Dental Kit Llc, these visuals offer a comprehensive scientific overview of the product's physical and chemical identity, aiding pharmacists and researchers in product verification and study.

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Component Label (83220002 2)

Basic Dental Emergency Kit components label showing various included drug products: Epinephrine auto-injector (0.3 mg), Albuterol HFA inhaler (90 mcg), Nitroglycerin sublingual tablets (0.4 mg), Bayer Aspirin tablets (325 mg), Diphenhydramine HCl injection solution (50 mg/mL), HealthMart TRUEplus glucose tablets, Safetec ammonia towelettes, and a BD Plastipak 3 mL syringe with 25Gx1-1/2 needle. Each item is displayed with its packaging and partial labeling visible.*

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Kitlbl-basic (Basiclbl3)

Label of Basic Dental Emergency Kit by Best Dental Kit LLC, featuring a prominent red medical cross and the product name 'Dental Emergency Kit' in red text. The label also includes the website BESTDENTALKIT.COM in blue text, indicating the product's provider.*

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Diphenhcl1 (Dipheninj1)

Chemical structure diagram illustrating the molecular formula of diphenhydramine hydrochloride, one of the active ingredients in the Basic Dental Emergency Kit.*

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Glnmrk1 (Glenmrklg1)

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Glnmrk2 (Glenmrklg2)

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Nitroglycrn1 (Nitroglycrn1)

Chemical structure diagram showing the molecular arrangement of the active ingredient nitroglycerin in the Basic Dental Emergency Kit.*

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Albutstr (Albuterol1)

Chemical structure of Albuterol Sulfate, an active ingredient listed in the Basic Dental Emergency Kit. The diagram depicts the molecular formula including hydroxyl groups, an amine group, and sulfate ions.*

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Albut2 (Albuterol2)

A line graph titled 'FEV1 as Percent Change from Predose in a Large 12-Week Clinical Trial' showing the percent change in FEV1 over 6 hours. The graph compares three groups: Albuterol Sulfate Inhalation Aerosol HFA, CFC 11/12 Albuterol, and HFA-134a Placebo, each administered 2 puffs four times daily. The Y-axis represents percent change in FEV1, and the X-axis represents time in hours.*

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Albutfig1 (Albuterol3)

Illustration showing a side and top view of an inhaler device labeled with parts including mouthpiece, cap, actuator, canister, dose indicator, dose indicator display window, pointer, and a press here area.*

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Albutfig2 (Albuterol4)

An illustration showing the top view of a cylindrical container with a dial indicator. The dial has markings at 0, 20, and 40, likely for measuring dosage or quantity, with a pointer indicating a value. The image appears related to a component of a medical or dental kit.*

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Albutfig3 (Albuterol5)

An instructional illustration showing how to hold an inhaler in the upright position. It highlights the mouthpiece and the cap being removed from the inhaler device.*

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Albutfig4 (Albuterol6)

An instructional-style black and white illustration showing a person using an asthma inhaler. The person is depicted holding the inhaler to their mouth, demonstrating the proper technique for inhalation.*

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Albutfig5 (Albuterol7)

An instructional illustration showing a hand rinsing an inhaler mouthpiece under running water from a faucet, with the inhaler opened and separated into parts. This diagram likely demonstrates how to clean the inhaler.*

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Albutfig6 (Albuterol8)

An instructional illustration showing two examples of using a metered-dose inhaler. The top image labeled 'not blocked' shows spray emitted properly, while the bottom image labeled 'blocked' shows spray obstructed by the user's finger covering the inhaler opening.*

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Albutfig7 (Albuterol9)

An instructional line drawing showing a window with curtains open to reveal a crescent moon, symbolizing nighttime. Below, there are three illustrated objects: an inhaler, a small circular item, and a vial with a dropper. The image appears to depict components or steps related to using emergency medications, likely aligned with the Basic Dental Emergency Kit contents.*

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Epistr (Epinephrineinj1)

Chemical structure diagram showing the molecular formula of an active pharmaceutical ingredient, with a benzene ring bonded to hydroxyl groups, a methylamino side chain, and a hydroxyl-linked alkyl group. This likely represents one of the active ingredients in the Basic Dental Emergency Kit.*

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Epinep3 (Epinephrineinj3)

An illustration showing parts of an epinephrine auto-injector kit. Components labeled include a carrying case, end caps at each end, a red tip indicating the needle end, a viewing window on the injector, and the auto-injector body itself, with markings showing the 0.3 mg dose.*

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Epinep4 (Epinephrineinj4)

Figure A illustrates a step in using a dental emergency kit, showing a tube with blue caps on both ends labeled with instructions to pull off both blue caps. The image includes directional arrows and the word 'Pull' to guide the user in removing the caps from the tube.*

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Epinep5 (Epinephrineinj5)

An instructional illustration labeled Figure B showing how to administer an injection. It depicts a hand pushing a syringe with a red tip into the thigh with directions to push the red tip hard into the thigh for 10 seconds and includes a circular label indicating 10 seconds.*

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Epinep6 (Epinephrineinj6)

An instructional diagram labeled 'Figure C' showing hands pushing a red-capped vial into a black holder or case. The image depicts a step in assembling or opening a component, likely part of the Basic Dental Emergency Kit.*

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Epinep7 (Epinephrineinj7)

An instructional diagram labeled Figure D showing hands rolling a tube labeled "epinephrine" onto a flat surface, indicated by an arrow pointing to the right. The illustration appears to demonstrate how to prepare or use the epinephrine component within the Basic Dental Emergency Kit.*

* About these descriptions: Image descriptions on this page are generated by automated AI analysis of the product label images from the manufacturer's FDA label submission (SPL). They are provided for reference only and may contain errors or omissions. Always rely on the printed label itself and the official FDA labeling, and consult a pharmacist or healthcare professional with any questions about this product.