Primary Tooth Trauma Flashcards

1
Q

How treat concussion in primary teeth?

A

No treatment, monitor

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2
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How treat subluxation in primary teeth?

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No treatment, observe

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3
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How treat lateral luxation in primary teeth?

A

Minimal occlusal interference
- spontaneous repositioning

Severe displacement
- repositioning under LA and splint for 4 weeks if unstable

  • extraction
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4
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How treat extrusion in primary teeth?

A

No interference with occlusion
- spontaneous repositioning

Excessively mobile or extruded >3mm
- extract

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5
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Treatment of avulsion in primary teeth?

A

Not recommended to reimplant

  • ensure all avulsed teeth accounted for and organise chest x-ray if not
  • radiograph area to rule out other trauma
  • clean area and review
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6
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Treatment of infraction in primary teeth?

A

No treatment necessary

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7
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Treatment of enamel fracture in primary tooth?

A

Search for tooth material if soft tissue lesions
- Smooth sharp edges
- consider restoration

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8
Q

How treat enamel dentine fracture in primary teeth?

A

Seal involved dentine with GIC to prevent microleakage

Restore with composite

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9
Q

How treat enamel dentine pulp fracture in primary tooth?

A

Preserve vitality with pulp cap or partial pulpotomy

  • extraction is alternative option in poor cooperation patient
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10
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How treat crown root fracture without pulpal involvement, in primary tooth?

A

Radiographic examination to view fracture line

Fragment removal only
- if fracture involves only small part of root and it is stable enough to allow coronal restoration, remove mobile fragment and cover exposed dentine with GIC

Extract in all other instances

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11
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How treat crown-root fracture with pulpal involvement in primary tooth

A

Localised fracture line

  • fragment removal only if fracture involves small part of root and stable fragment large enough to allow coronal restoration
  • extract in all other instances
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12
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How treat root fracture in primary tooth?

A

No treatment
- no displacement of coronal fragment
- displacement but not excessively mobile

Repositioning
- excessively mobile and interfering with occlusion
- reposition and splint for 4 weeks

Extraction
- only loose coronal fragment

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13
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How treat alveolar fracture in primary dentition?

A

Manual repositioning, under GA often indicated

Stabilise with splint for 4 weeks and monitor all teeth

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