Guidelines on management of odontogenic trauma
Describe patient condition
Tooth type?
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Deciduous
Permanent
Tooth status?
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Avulsed
Fractured
Concussed, subluxated or luxated
Describe tooth Fracture
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Enamel only
Enamel and dentin, fragment available
Enamel and dentin, fragment lost
Crown/root fracture
Crown/root fracture with severe apical or vertical extension
Root fracture without avulsion
Root fracture with avulsion
Mobile fractured bone segment containing the involved tooth/teeth
Describe Tooth Concussion
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Tooth is tender to touch and/or percussion but it is not displaced or mobile
Tooth is tender to touch and/or percussion and mobile, but not displaced
Tooth displaced outwards or incisal
Tooth displaced in any lateral direction except axially; fracture of the facial cortical bone suspected
Tooth displaced inward and into the alveolar bone
Patient age?
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Over 12 years old
12 years or younger
Describe apex condition?
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Open
Closed
Describe avulsed tooth storage?
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Already replanted
Stored dry for more than 60 minutes
Stored in physiologic solution (milk, saline, HHBS),and/or stored dry for less than 60 minutes
Is the pulp exposed?
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No
Yes
How much is the intrusion?
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less than 3 mm
3 to 7 mm
more than 7 mm