Multidisciplinary Challenge In A Patient With A Vertical Fracture
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Extrusion, Case Report, Trauma, FractureAbstract
Introduction: Rapid dental orthodontic extrusion may be used as an alternative to avoid the extraction of fractured teeth that might not be suitable for restauration because of trauma, extensive cavities, periodontal problems (two or three walls), teeth with internal resorption, or with endodontical perforations.
Objective: of this clinical case is to present to all dentists a simple solution of integral treatment of a patient who suffered trauma to his face causing a vertical fracture at the level of the middle third root of the right upper central incisor.
Methods: used in this case was through orthodontic extrusion, endodontic retreatment and periodontal approach, so as to facilitate future rehabilitation with a full crown. The result of this procedure was achieved with great success because we conclude that it was treated in a multidisciplinary way, where each specialty intervenes at a precise moment.
Conclusions: Rapid extrusion is a procedure in which a tooth that shows a radicular fracture close to it´s margin may be treated without dental crown lengthening that would risk bone level.
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