TRAUMATIC DAMAGE TO TEETH – EMERGENCY
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Time is critical for the effective treatment of dental trauma!
Dental trauma includes the following cases:
- Tooth exit from the alveolus – PROGRESS
- Displacement
- Wedging of the tooth in the socket
- Ankylosis
- Fracture
In case of a bump, the most important thing is to keep the tooth hydrated. If possible, place it back in the alveolus or keep it in the mouth, in the buccal groove. If you can’t fit it, store it in milk or saline, as these fluids help maintain the tooth’s vitality.
Time is precious – every minute counts!
Immediate visit to the Endodontist is necessary to ensure the best possible treatment and restoration of the condition.
Frequently asked questions
It is very important to keep the tooth hydrated. Place it back in the alveolus or hold it in your mouth, in the buccal groove, to keep it moist. If this is not possible, place it in milk or saline.
If not treated immediately, the tooth can be severely damaged, lost, or have reduced functionality and survival, with long-term effects on dental and general health.
The most common causes include accidents from falls, blows to the face, sports or play-related accidents, or accidents in children.
If possible, place the tooth back in the socket and keep it there until you get to the dentist. If you can't, put it in milk or saline and get medical help right away.
Symptoms such as pain, swelling, a change in the appearance or position of the tooth, as well as difficulty chewing, may indicate that it has become displaced or broken.
Yes, an immediate visit to a specialized dentist or endodontist is necessary for a proper assessment of the situation and timely treatment of the traumatic injury.
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