Information for the diagnosis and treatment of root resorption due to tooth replantation.
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A favorable prognosis after tooth avulsion depends on some variables, such as the extra-alveolar period and storage medium. Vitality of the periodontal ligament cells is considered a critical factor for a successful outcome without root resorption. The dental surgeon is provided with clinical information and radiographic findings to establish a diagnosis and may rely on current available guidelines. Once trauma has occurred, treatment must be quick and effective, and periodic follow-up must be performed. Clinical, radiographic, and histologic characteristics for each type of root resorption due to tooth replantation are presented, with the aim to provide information for the diagnosis and treatment of healing complications.
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antiinfective agent adult case report child endodontics follow up human incisor injury male methodology pathology patient care planning prognosis recurrent disease splint time tooth disease tooth injury treatment outcome Adult Anti-Bacterial Agents Child Follow-Up Studies Humans Incisor Male Patient Care Planning Prognosis Recurrence Root Canal Therapy Root Resorption Splints Time Factors Tooth Ankylosis Tooth Avulsion Tooth Replantation Treatment Outcome
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Quintessence international (Berlin, Germany : 1985), v. 39, n. 1, 2008.
