2000
DOI: 10.1007/s007840000056
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A retrospective classification of tooth injuries using a new scoring system

Abstract: The WHO classification presently in use categories dental trauma only according to the main injury. A new scoring system will now enable more precise and complete diagnosis of tooth injuries. In an initial retrospective investigation, 100 traumatised teeth were classified according to the WHO and the new scoring systems. Clinical and radiological examinations and another evaluations using the new scoring system were made at the time of follow-up examination. Avulsion, intrusion, and root fractures (score < 30)… Show more

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“…Referring to each individual value for the affected tissues, a score for the whole tooth is calculated; this should facilitate the future prognoses of affected teeth. Filippi et al [12] used this scoring system for making prognoses in an initial retrospective study. The significance of this score in the prognosis of affected teeth must, however, be confirmed in further clinical studies.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Referring to each individual value for the affected tissues, a score for the whole tooth is calculated; this should facilitate the future prognoses of affected teeth. Filippi et al [12] used this scoring system for making prognoses in an initial retrospective study. The significance of this score in the prognosis of affected teeth must, however, be confirmed in further clinical studies.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…6 years after the trauma to the front teeth, situation after endodontic treatment of tooth 11, root canal obliteration of teeth 21, 22. c) Intra-oral view before the start of treatment with a distinct arch length discrepancy in the maxilla for tooth 23 and a crowding in the mandible. d) Periapical xray: external resorption on tooth 22. e) to h) Intra-oral view during treatment, following the extraction of teeth 11, 21, 34 and 44 and orthodontic space closure, results after provisional composite fillings for teeth 12 The orthodontic treatment plan therefore indicated extraction. Due to the uncertain prognosis of teeth 11 and 21, they were extracted from the maxilla, and teeth 34 and 44 were extracted from the mandible.…”
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“…Bis 1998 wurden unfallbedingte Zahnverletzungen in Frakturen und Dislokationen unterteilt [1,2,6]. Für Zahnfrakturen, insbesondere für Kronenfrakturen, gab und gibt es verschiedene weitere Unterteilungen.…”
Section: Klassifikation Und Nomenklatur Von Zahnverletzungenunclassified
“…Dadurch werden neben der Hauptverletzung häufig vorhandene Begleitverletzungen nicht berücksichtigt und oft auch nicht therapiert. Aus diesem Grund wurde 1998 eine neue und exaktere Klassifikation von Zahnverletzungen etabliert: die ZEPAG-Klassifikation [2]. Diese fragt nicht nach der Hauptverletzung des Zahns, sondern berücksichtigt, welche Gewebe nach einem Zahnunfall tatsächlich und wie stark verletzt sind (ZEPAG-Diagnoseliste unter http://www.andreas-filippi.ch).…”
Section: Klassifikation Und Nomenklatur Von Zahnverletzungenunclassified