Question 363 · LDEK · Dental trauma in children
Clinical findings following tooth trauma, such as increased tooth mobility, temporarily negative pulp vitality test and bleeding from the gingival crevice are suggestive of:
- A. concussion.
- B. subluxation.
- C. lateral luxation.
- D. alveolar fracture.
- E. root fracture.
Hint
Pick the luxation injury with increased mobility and sulcular bleeding but no displacement of the tooth.
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