Clinical Management of Multiple Traumatic Dental Injuries and Treatment Approaches: 30 Months’ Follow-Up

Abstract

Trauma to the permanent dentition is common in children and adolescents. Almost two-third of these traumas involve a single anterior tooth. However, multiple dental injuries are often seen in high-velocity accident or sport related fall. These injuries can bring about serious damage to the tooth supporting structures and subsequent complications if inadequately treated. The present case highlights the management of multiple dental injuries that includes avulsion, intrusive luxation and subluxation in a young adolescent including 30 months' follow-up. The holistically planned treatment approaches allowed restoration of patient's dental function and aesthetics with very minimal complications. Furthermore, it also brought about a positive impact on the psychological wellbeing of the patient.