Minimally invasive treatment of an extruded deciduous tooth - Case report.
Laís Veiga FariaHebertt Gonzaga Dos Santos ChavesErlange Andrade Borges SilvaLeonardo Dos Santos AntunesLivia Azeredo Alves AntunesPublished in: Dental traumatology : official publication of International Association for Dental Traumatology (2019)
When a traumatic dental injury affects the deciduous teeth, the main management is to regularly review the patient until the successor permanent tooth erupts to avoid further consequences to the affected tooth and, especially, sequelae in the tooth germs of the successor permanent tooth. This report describes a case of a tooth extrusion in a 4-year-old male treated with a minimally invasive approach. After 4 years of follow-up, there was a mild disturbance (demarcated opacity in the vestibular surface) and a satisfactory result with normal eruption of the permanent successor tooth.