Question 319 · LDEK · Other
If primary stabilization of a transplanted tooth in the recipient site is satisfactory, it can be immobilized using compression sutures alone. If a sufficient degree of stabilization of the transplanted tooth cannot be achieved, a splint should be used to immobilize it along with the adjacent teeth for:
- A. 7-14 days.
- B. 10 days.
- C. 2 weeks.
- D. 4 weeks.
- E. 6-8 weeks.
Hint
A transplanted tooth needs flexible fixation long enough for periodontal reattachment but short enough to avoid ankylosis.
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