Deciduous Teeth Fracture

When a deciduous tooth fracture may occur exposure canal and pulpal tissue, allowing contamination cross into the conduit leading to the microorganisms periapical region and, consequently, the development of reaching permanent tooth. It is therefore recommended its extraction.

Malocclusion of Deciduous Teeth

The mandible and maxilla grow at different times and independently. When there is a malocclusion, the lower canine teeth can hurt the palate and prevent the jaw grow normally, causing the interlocking, and indicated its early extraction.

Recent Tooth Fracture

When there is tooth fracture, can be exposed dentin or pulp. This creates a terrible pain for the patient, causing him to have difficulty feeding. It is recommended that root canal treatment is carried out as quickly as possible to alleviate this problem. Avulsion tooth When a Dento-Alveolar trauma happens, the tooth can be shifted from its socket, partially or completely. It is known that the reimplantation of tooth in the shortest time possible is feasible to have their periodontal ligament recomposed, while bigger time, despite the tooth to fix the socket, the chance of ankylosis and root resorption is great.

Jaw fracture

It occurs due to trauma and require the patient to be stabilized. Released by the intensive care physician, the patient should be operated to be made to reduce jaw fracture, reestablishing his function of apprehension and chewing. Abscess dento-alveolar acute abscesses are a type of odontogenic infection and dental clinic usually present as urgency, requiring immediate intervention by the veterinarian dentist. The primary treatment of these injuries is the realization of drainage and, when necessary, the institution of antibiotic therapy, in order to prevent further spread of purulent collection and provide the body better able to tissue repair.

Dislocation of ATM

The temporomandibular joint dislocation occurs when the mandibular condyle moves out of the glenoid cavity and remains anteriorly locked to the articular eminence.