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What is the recommended treatment for a middle third fracture with slight mobility?
What is the recommended treatment for a middle third fracture with slight mobility?
- Extract the tooth to prevent further complications
- Perform root canal treatment involving only the coronal fragment
- Stabilize the tooth with a splint without any endodontic intervention
- Perform root canal treatment involving both the coronal and the apical fragments, obturate with silver cone, and inject Ca(OH)2 if needed (correct)
What intervention is recommended if there is high mobility in a middle third fracture?
What intervention is recommended if there is high mobility in a middle third fracture?
- Stabilize the tooth with a splint and monitor for healing
- Perform immediate root canal treatment
- Administer antibiotics to prevent infection
- Extract the tooth (correct)
What is the purpose of injecting Ca(OH)2 in a middle third fracture with slight mobility?
What is the purpose of injecting Ca(OH)2 in a middle third fracture with slight mobility?
- To interrupt the fracture line and promote formation of a new calcific body (correct)
- To provide pain relief to the patient
- To disinfect the area and prevent infection
- To promote rapid healing of the fracture
What is the most common cause of disturbances to the developing permanent teeth after an injury to the anterior primary teeth?
What is the most common cause of disturbances to the developing permanent teeth after an injury to the anterior primary teeth?
At what age does most damage to the permanent bud occur during its development?
At what age does most damage to the permanent bud occur during its development?
What is the characteristic feature of enamel hypoplasia?
What is the characteristic feature of enamel hypoplasia?
What type of dentine is produced when the injury to the developing permanent tooth removes the thin covering of developing enamel or causes destruction of the ameloblasts?
What type of dentine is produced when the injury to the developing permanent tooth removes the thin covering of developing enamel or causes destruction of the ameloblasts?
What are some possible long-term reactions to injuries on the face and jaws that may not initially appear to have caused dental injuries?
What are some possible long-term reactions to injuries on the face and jaws that may not initially appear to have caused dental injuries?
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