Prosthodontics & Restorative Dentistry

Dental Traumatology

Dental trauma is comparatively normal and can happen auxiliary to falls, battles, brandishing wounds, or engine vehicle mishaps. Dental trauma refers to the teeth and Periodontium like gums, ligament, and alveolar bone and nearby soft tissues such as lip, tongue. Whenever teeth and their keep up structures are open to affect injury. The resultant damage shows either as a dividing or devastating damage or a mix of both. Harm to cells in the included tissues is negligible. So fast recuperating is favored after suitable treatment. The Pulverizing wounds because more harm decimation of both tissue cells and intercellular parts. This kind of damage is exemplified by uprooting of teeth against nearby alveolar bone, the most noticeably awful of which is meddling luxation.

• Dental injuries
• Enamel infraction
• Enamel fracture
• Root fracture
• Periodontal injuries
• Concussion
• Subluxation
• Luxation