Trauma-Sequalae Of Injuries To Primary Flashcards

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What is the most common outcome?

A

Necrosis

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What are the three options for the pulp following injury?

A

Health
Necrosis
Obliteration
Resorption

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What does a mildly grey colour mean?

A

Intrapulpal bleeding with a vital pulp but if colour persists then consider necrosis

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How often should radiographs be taken in a discoursed tooth?

A

Every three months

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4
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What does a yellow or opaque discolouration suggest?

A

Canal obliteration which should exfoliate as normal

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What should you do in root resorption cases?

A

Extract

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6
Q

What percentage of primary trauma leads to injury in permanent teeth?

A

19-68%

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Q

What primary injury is most commonly associated with damage to the permanent?

A

Intrusion

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8
Q

What injuries can occur at age 2-7?

A

White or brown hypo mineralised enamel

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