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Spring 2001: Volume
25, Number 3 |
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| Pediatric
Dentistry Case Reports |
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| Early treatment of an intruded
primary tooth: a case report |
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The report is about a case of
total intrusion of a deciduous central incisor involving a male
patient of 14 months of age. Repositioning of the intruded tooth
was performed 20 minutes after the trauma, followed by placement
with sutures. Clinical and radiographic monitoring performed after
1, 2, 4, 9, and 13 months showed normal characteristics. We emphasize
the development of preventive programs promoting parental awareness
of the importance of looking for prompt care, resulting in a better
prognosis. |
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