Trauma Flashcards

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3 year old presents with pain to tooth after falling. No bleeding, displacement or mobility

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Concussion: no mobility or displacement: pain to percussion w/no gingival bleeding

No xrays

1 week, 6-8 weeks

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3 year old presents with pain to tooth after falling. bleeding on sulcus, mobility but no displacement

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subluxation

1 PA (widened PDL)

1 week, 6-8 weeks,

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3 year old presents with #E longer than #F after accident.

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Diagnosis: Extrusion

PA

If extruded >3mm and/or excessively mobile, occlusal interference–> EXT
otherwise let spontaneously repositions

1 week, 6-8, 1 year

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3 year old presents with #E labially or lingually inclined than #F after accident.

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Lateral luxation

1 PA (if displaced labially, apical lucency/PDL wide)

Spontaneous reposition if mild occul interfere (takes 6 months)
Severe occlusal interference, EXT
or
Splint (flexible)

1 wk, (4wk spent removal) ,6-8 wk, 6 month, 1 year

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3 year old presents with #E submerged.

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Intrusive luxation

PA

spontaneous re-eruption (6mo-1 yr)

1 wk, 6-8 weeks, 6 month, 1 yr

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3 year old presents with #E out of the socket

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Avulsion

PA, check mouth tissue for tooth, xray to see if tooth not intruded and if perm has been displaced

none

6-8 weeks
6 ys when perm tooth starts to erupt

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3 year old presents with #E enamel chipped off

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Enamel fracture

none

smooth sharp areas

no follow up needed

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3 year old presents with #E enamel chipped off into dentin

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Uncomplicated enamel-dentin fracture

PA (optional)
xray of sift tissue if suspected its embedded in tissue (reduce exposure 1/2-3rd)

glass ionomer over exposed dentin, composite

6-8 wks

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3 year old presents with #E enamel chipped off into pulp

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Complicated crown fracture (pulp exposure)

PA, and soft tissue

Cvek/partial pulpotonmy, place MTA, glass ionomer (fuji ii lc) composite

1wk, 6-8 wks, 1 year (take xray)

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3 year old presents with #E crown/root fracture

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Crown root fracture

Xrays: PA

-if restorable:
uncomplicated: cover exposed dentin w/glass ionomer
uncomplicated: pulpotomy/pulpectomy

if not restorable, EXT loose piece and keep firm root or ext.

1wk, 6-8 wks, 1 year (take xray)

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3 year old presents with #E root fracture

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Root fracture

PA

If no/minor coronal displacement no tx
if occlusal interference or mobility) displacement:
ext coronal portion and let apical resorb
reposition and splint

1 week, (4wk splint), 6-8 wk, 1 year, every year after until perm tooth erupts

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3 year presents with alveolar fracture’

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alveolar fracutre

PA

reposition

1 week, (4wk splint), 6-8 wk, 1 year, 6y perm tooth erupts

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8 year comes in with tooth #9 chipped

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uncomplicated crown fracture (enamel only)

Yes parallel PA, and another if signs of symptoms, possibly soft tissue, account for missing piece

smooth out sharp area or bond back chip

6-8 weeks, 1 year

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8 year comes in with tooth #9 chipped into dentin

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uncomplicated crown fracture (enamel-dentin fracture)

Yes parallel PA, and another if signs of symptoms, possibly soft tissue, account for missing piece

rehydrate fracture for 20 min in saline or water and bond back,
place glass ionomer over exposed dentin + restore with composite
if 0.5mm from pulp place caoh + glass ionomer

6-8 weeks, 1 year

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8 year comes in with tooth #9 chipped into pulp

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Complicated crown fracture

Yes parallel PA, and another if signs of symptoms, possibly soft tissue, account for missing piece

immature root/open apices: partial pulpotomy/pulp cap to promote root development (caoh)

mature root:
-conservative; partial pulp (caoh)
-if post required for retention: RCT
-bond back missing piece

6-8 weeks, 1 year

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8 year comes in with tooth #9 root fracture but not into pulp

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Uncomplicated crown root fracture

Yes parallel PA, additional xray different angles, occlusal and another if signs of symptoms, possibly soft tissue, account for missing piece (CBCT)

non pulp exposure: remove coronal fragment and restore
-cover dentin with gi and composite

1wk, 6-8 weeks, 3 mo, 6 mo, 1 y, yearly for 5 yrs

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8 year comes in with tooth #9 root fracture but not into pulp

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complicated crown root fracture

Yes parallel PA, additional xray different angles, occlusal and another if signs of symptoms, possibly soft tissue, account for missing piece (CBCT)

immature root/open apices: partial pulpotomy/pulp cap to promote root development (caoh)

mature: pulpotomy, glass ionomer, composite

1wk, 6-8 weeks, 3 mo, 6 mo, 1 y, yearly for 5 yrs

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8 year comes in with tooth #9 root fracture

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Root fracture

yes parallel PA, additional xray different angles, occlusal and another if signs of symptoms, possibly soft tissue, account for missing piece (CBCT)

-if displaced reposition coronal fragment and splint passive flexible 4 wks
-if not mobile do not remove at emergency visit
-do not rct at emergency visit
-monitor
-may need RCT in coronal portion
-removal, RCT and post

-4wk slint, 6-8, 4mo-s, 6mo, 1y, yearly 5y

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8 year comes in with tooth alveolar fracture

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alveolar fracture

yes parallel PA, additional xray different angles, occlusal and another if signs of symptoms, possibly soft tissue, account for missing piece (CBCT)

Reposition displaced segment, splint 4 weeks, suture lacerations, no rct now,

1wk, 6-8 weeks, 3 mo, 6 mo, 1 y, yearly for 5 yrs