Delayed tooth replantation and inflammatory root resorption in childhood and adolescence.
Enrico Spinas, Luigi Generali, Antonello Mameli, Cristina Demontis, D Martinelli, Luca Giannetti
Abstract
Enrico Spinas, Luigi Generali, Antonello Mameli, Cristina Demontis, D Martinelli, Luca Giannetti
Abstract
Avulsion of one or more permanent teeth represents an emergency in dentistry. The main treatment is the replantation of the tooth/teeth as soon as possible to decrease possible complications. However, this is not always possible, and, in many cases, the patient undergoes a delayed replantation and subsequently prosthetic and implant treatments.
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Avulsion of one or more permanent teeth represents an emergency in dentistry. The main treatment is the replantation of the tooth/teeth as soon as possible to decrease possible complications. However, this is not always possible, and, in many cases, the patient undergoes a delayed replantation and subsequently prosthetic and implant treatments.
Key concepts: Tooth Avulsion, Replantation, Tooth Replantation, Avulsion, Dentistry, Medicine, Root resorption, Resorption