Treatment of dental injuries

A fall, impact, or cycling accident can result in a fracture, dislocation, or even a knocked-out tooth. Prompt and proper assistance in the first few hours after an injury often determines whether the tooth can be saved.

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Types of dental injuries and first steps after an accident

An injury can result in a chipped or broken crown, a root fracture, loosening, displacement, or the complete loss of a tooth. Following the incident, it is advisable to keep any broken fragments, and store a knocked-out tooth in milk or saline solution, handling it only by the crown. Regardless of the extent of the damage, contact the clinic as soon as possible.

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Types of dental injuries and first steps after an accident

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Types of dental injuries and first steps after an accident

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How we help after an injury at Mabel Clinic

We begin the visit with a thorough examination and radiological diagnostics to assess the condition of the crowns, roots and bone. Depending on the diagnosis, we restore broken teeth with composite, splint loose teeth with a flexible splint, or replant an avulsed tooth. Following trauma, teeth are then subject to a follow-up plan, as their pulp requires observation over the subsequent months.

Further care and prognosis after injury

Some teeth require root canal treatment over time following an injury, which is why regular follow-up appointments with X-rays are crucial for detecting any changes early. We also care about aesthetics: discoloured or restored teeth can ultimately be strengthened and enhanced with bonding, veneers, or crowns. A properly managed tooth after an injury can last a lifetime.

Further care and prognosis after injury

Further care and prognosis after injury

Frequently Asked Questions

What should you do with a knocked-out tooth before reaching the dentist?

Does a child's tooth injury require a visit if nothing hurts?

Will a tooth that is loose after an injury strengthen itself?

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