Traumatic dental injuries are common in children; it is estimated that one in three people will suffer some dental injury in their lifetime. Injury to the face, lips and teeth can occur when there is a blow to the front of the face. Bleeding from the skin and soft tissues can be dramatic, but most heal very well. Traumatic dental injuries can be minor, ranging from chipped and broken teeth to loose teeth to major injuries involving the dislodgement of teeth and fractures of bone. Treatment can be very costly and requires a team of specialists to repair the damage. Your dentist will advise you on the best management method for your specific injury.

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Dental Trauma: An Overview

  • Neeta Prabhu,
  • Alex Moule

摘要

Traumatic dental injuries are common in children; it is estimated that one in three people will suffer some dental injury in their lifetime. Injury to the face, lips and teeth can occur when there is a blow to the front of the face. Bleeding from the skin and soft tissues can be dramatic, but most heal very well. Traumatic dental injuries can be minor, ranging from chipped and broken teeth to loose teeth to major injuries involving the dislodgement of teeth and fractures of bone. Treatment can be very costly and requires a team of specialists to repair the damage. Your dentist will advise you on the best management method for your specific injury.