Aetiology, Epidemiology and Prevention Flashcards

1
Q

What is the most common dental injury?

A

Crown fracture of upper central incisor (71%)

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2
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Which group are more affected by dental trauma?

Male or Female

A

Male:female is 2:1

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3
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What are some associated factors to dental trauma?

A

Previous trauma
Class II div 1 (increased risk with increased overjet)
Lip incompetence

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4
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What types of trauma to primary teeth is permanent damage to successor teeth more common?

And what age groups?

A

More likely in intrusion, avulsion and alveolar fractures in child less than 3 years old

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What are some complications to successor teeth when there has been dental trauma?

A

Impaction leadind to scar tissue (harder to come out)
Ectopic eruption
Enamel hypoplasia / hypomineralisation Dilaceration *
Arrested crown or root development
Root duplication
Sequestration of tooth

*Deviation or bend in the linear relationship of a tooth crown to root

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