Protocol for treating the avulsed tooth.
Copyright policy )Protocol for treating the avulsed tooth.
Avulsion of a tooth requires decisive action by the dental practitioner. Replantation of the tooth at the earliest possible time, along with the avoidance of further periodontal damage, is paramount to achieving a successful result. The accident site, time the tooth is out of the socket, storage media and endodontic protocol influence the prognosis. Appropriate endodontic management and tooth restoration will ensure long-term success.
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill United States
Time Factors, Periodontal Ligament, Root Resorption, Prognosis, Tooth Avulsion, Patient Care Planning, Root Canal Therapy, Clinical Protocols, Humans, Periodontal Splints, Tooth Replantation, Tissue Preservation, Emergencies, Dental Restoration, Permanent
Time Factors, Periodontal Ligament, Root Resorption, Prognosis, Tooth Avulsion, Patient Care Planning, Root Canal Therapy, Clinical Protocols, Humans, Periodontal Splints, Tooth Replantation, Tissue Preservation, Emergencies, Dental Restoration, Permanent
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