Question 54 (part 2) · LDEK · Trauma to primary teeth
The most common complication of deciduous tooth injury visible in permanent tooth is:
- A. enamel discolouration and hypoplasia.
- B. crown dilaceration.
- C. root bifurcation.
- D. root dilaceration.
- E. suppression of root development.
Hint
Consider which stage of the permanent successor's development is usually under way when primary incisors are injured.
The answer, the explanation and a note on every option are available once you log in. The account is free: topic tests, a mock exam, mistake review and statistics.
More questions on Pediatric dentistry
- Choose correct statement concerning completely luxated permanent tooth:
- Clinical examination of tooth 11 post trauma revealed crown reddish discoloration, increased mobility, displacement towards the palate, pain at…
- In case of root and crown fracture, extrusion of apical fragment is performed:
- Indicate true statement regarding the tooth decoronation:
- Clinical examination of a child aged 3.5 years revealed shortening of the clinical crown of tooth 51, oedema and reddening of the gingiva in…
- A precancerous lesion of oral cavity most frequently encountered in children is: