Dental Trauma Management

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What is the primary objective of a semirigid splint in tooth replantation?

  • To allow for physiologic movement of the tooth during healing (correct)
  • To facilitate traumatic occlusion
  • To impinge on the gingiva
  • To prevent ankylosis

Why is a systemic antibiotic prescribed during the emergency visit?

  • To reduce the effectiveness of collagenase
  • To promote periodontal ligament regeneration
  • To facilitate endodontic treatment
  • To prevent bacterial invasion of the necrotic pulp (correct)

What is the recommended duration of semirigid splinting for avulsion and alveolar fractures?

  • 2 to 4 weeks
  • 1 week
  • 4 to 8 weeks (correct)
  • 1 to 2 weeks

What is the purpose of suturing soft tissue lacerations of the socket gingiva?

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Why is tetracycline prescribed as an adjunctive therapy?

<p>To decrease root resorption (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the recommended method of tooth replantation?

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What is the primary goal of avulsion management?

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What is the recommended treatment for an immature tooth with lateral luxation injury?

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What is the purpose of radiograph verification after tooth replantation?

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What is the primary consequence of pulp damage due to laxative injuries?

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Why is it important to adjust the bite after tooth replantation?

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What is the recommended storage medium for an avulsed tooth?

<p>Hank's Balanced Salt Solution (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary goal of emergency management at the accident site for an avulsed tooth?

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What is the recommended treatment for a mature tooth with intrusion injury?

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What is the primary factor affecting treatment planning for avulsed teeth?

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What is the goal of adjunctive therapy in avulsion management?

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What is the optimal extraoral dry time for tooth replantation, resulting in periodontal healing?

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What is the primary goal of gentle saline rinsing during socket preparation?

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What is the recommended treatment for an open apex with an extraoral dry time of less than 60 minutes?

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What is the primary objective of managing traumatic injuries to teeth?

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What is the purpose of removing the periodontal ligament in tooth replantation?

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What is the benefit of using enamel matrix protein (Emdogain) in tooth replantation?

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Which of the following is a critical factor in determining the treatment plan for traumatic injuries?

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What is the recommended treatment for a closed apex with an extraoral dry time of more than 60 minutes?

<p>Removing the periodontal ligament and soaking in fluoride (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key goal of endodontic treatment in managing traumatic injuries?

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Which of the following is a recommended reading material for understanding traumatic injuries?

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What is the primary goal of repositioning the collapsed alveolar bone in socket preparation?

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What is the primary goal of gentle suctioning of the blood clot in socket preparation?

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What is the primary focus of soft tissue management in traumatic injuries?

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Which of the following is a key concept in managing traumatised immature teeth?

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What is the primary goal of tooth replantation in traumatic injuries?

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Which of the following is a critical aspect of avulsion management?

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What is the primary goal of the second visit in avulsion management?

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What is the recommended treatment for an open apex with an extraoral dry time of less than 60 minutes?

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What is the characteristic of ankylosis in avulsion sequelae?

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What is the primary diagnostic challenge in cracks and fractures?

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What is the purpose of using dyes, such as methylene blue, in the diagnosis of cracks and fractures?

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What is the characteristic of a tooth with inflammatory resorption?

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What is the purpose of transillumination in the diagnosis of cracks and fractures?

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What is the primary goal of RCT with an intracanal medicament in avulsion management?

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Flashcards

Semirigid splint objective

Allows slight movement for healing.

Systemic antibiotic purpose

To prevent bacteria from infecting the dead pulp.

Splinting duration

4 to 8 weeks

Suturing soft tissue purpose

To thoroughly clean the wound.

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Tetracycline

To reduce root resorption.

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Replantation method

Using manual pressure

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Avulsion management goal

To minimize periodontal ligament damage.

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Immature tooth with lateral luxation treatment

Follow-up for signs of revascularization to avoid RCT

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Radiograph purpose

To verify tooth position and for future reference.

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Pulp damage consequence

Pulp canal obliteration, the pulp hardens

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Bite adjustment importance

To prevent traumatic occlusion.

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Avulsed tooth medium

Hank's Balanced Salt Solution (HBSS).

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Emergency management goal

Replace tooth in socket or partly into socket

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Mature tooth with intrusion treatment

Root canal treatment 2-3 weeks after repositioning.

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Treatment planning factor

Extraoral time.

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Adjunctive therapy goal

To reduce inflammation and promote regeneration.

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Optimal Extraoral Dry Time

15-20 minutes

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Saline rinsing purpose

Removing debris and reducing inflammation

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Open apex treatment (short dry time)

Soaking in doxycycline for 5 minutes

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Traumatic injuries objective

To prevent pulpal necrosis.

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Removing the periodontal ligament purpose

To prevent inflammatory response and promote healing.

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Benefit of Enamel matrix protein

It makes the root more resistant to resorption.

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Critical factor in determining the treatment plan

All of the above

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Closed apex treatment

Removing the periodontal ligament and soaking in fluoride.

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Endodontic treatment goal

To prevent infection.

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Recommended reading material

All of the above

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Repositioning the collapsed alveolar bone

To create space for the replanted tooth.

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Gentle suctioning

To remove debris and reduce inflammation.

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Primary diagnostic challenge

Symptoms may be present for several months before an accurate diagnosis

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Ankylosis

ANKYLOSIS: replacement of cementum and dentin by bone (union)

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