Subluxation Injury in Primary Teeth: A Case Report

Volume 3 - Issue 2

Rameshwari Raol¹*, Parth Joshi¹, Yasheshvini Raol² and Monika Khoja¹

Received:September 16, 2019;   Published: September 24, 2019

DOI: 10.32474/IPDOAJ.2018.02.000159

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Abstract

Subluxation, also called central dislocation, is often the result of an axial impact in the apical direction, moving the tooth within the alveolar bone. This is perhaps one of the most traumatic injuries, since the displacement of a tooth within its socket implies extensive and acute involvement of the periodontal ligament, bone damage and rupture of the neurovascular bundle. The close relationship between the apexes of the primary teeth and the developing permanent successor in turn can lead to multiple complications, which are greater when the permanent tooth is affected in the early stages of development. by all health professions.

Keywords: Subluxation; Dental Trauma; Primary Teeth

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