Question 52 · LDEK · Trauma to primary teeth
The immobilizing of deciduous teeth is recommended:
- A. only in an alveolar bone fracture.
- B. in a root fracture and alveolar bone fracture.
- C. in a crown-root fracture with exposure of pulp and an alveolar bone fracture.
- D. in a complicated crown fracture and an alveolar bone fracture.
- E. in lateral luxation and an alveolar bone fracture.
Hint
Splinting is hard in toddlers and displaced primary teeth are often extracted; which injury involves a mobile segment of bone?
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