Question 277 · LDEK · Trauma to permanent teeth
In the case of cervical root fracture, the splinting of teeth should be kept for:
- A. 2 weeks.
- B. 4 weeks.
- C. 8 weeks.
- D. 3 months.
- E. 4 months.
Hint
The closer the fracture line is to the cervical margin, the shorter and less stable the coronal fragment.
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