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Intrusion and Lateral shift of Permanent Incisors in medicine Patient Secondary to Dental Trauma: Case Report

Correspondence to Author: Kelipe Machado ,

Federal Rural University of Rio de Janeiro, Seropédica, Brazil

Abstract:

Intrusion injuries, tho' thought-about rare in permanent dentition, ar seen additional oftentimes in paediatric patients. This case concerned an11-year-old male World Health Organization severely intruded and luxated teeth #7 and #8. The aim of this case report is to review protocols taken to treat this severe dental trauma and to enhance procedures for severe traumas within the future. Throughout the four months the patient was in active treatment, his treatment concerned varied specialties. At the conclusion of treatment, the teeth were reposition into the arch and renovated to their original state through dental medicine movement. Overall, the treatment regime was deemed prospering as a result of the teeth were renovated to their natural position within the dental arch. Knowing the reasoning for the treatment protocol for these injuries enhances the simplest prognosis for the patient experiencing this troublesome clinical presentation.

Keywords:Intrusion; Luxation; Incisors; Permanent; Trauma

Citation:

Kelipe Machado. Intrusion and Lateral shift of Permanent Incisors in medicine Patient Secondary to Dental Trauma: Case Report. Journal of Dentistry and Oral Research 2024.