Delayed Replantation after Endodontic and Fluoride Treatment: A 5-Year Follow-up

Chalakkal, Paul; Thomas, Abi M; Akkara, Francis; Fernandes, Kristlee Sabrin

doi:10.5005/jp-journals-10005-1114

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“…This protein of the enamel matrix could provide greater resistance to resorption by applying it to the tooth surface and alveolus. There is some controversy among authors about its beneficial effect 12 . Yang 13 proposed the use of platelet-rich plasma for these teeth that have been out of the socket for hours.…”

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Nine Years of Evolution of a Clinical Case of Avulsion of a Permanent Tooth

López-Carriches,

Taheri,

Leco

2024

Update Dent. Coll. j

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Introduction: A clinical case involving a 13-year-old boy with dental avulsion of his right upper central incisor and a concurrent soft tissue lesion on the lip is presented. The initial treatment involved lip suturing and reimplantation of the avulsed tooth, followed by splinting and bonding for a specified duration. Methods: Following the initial treatment, a control x-ray at the six-month mark revealed a radiolucent image at the tooth apex, prompting a decision to proceed with root canal treatment. Subsequently, after a period of nine years, the reimplanted tooth exhibited shortening and darkening, though its function remained unaffected. Results: Despite the observed changes in tooth appearance over the nine-year period, the functionality of the reimplanted tooth was not compromised. The treatment approach involving reimplantation and subsequent root canal treatment proved effective in preserving dental function and aesthetics. Conclusion: The findings suggest that reimplantation of a permanent tooth following avulsion can serve as an effective long-term treatment strategy. This approach not only preserves dental function and aesthetics but also delays the potential need for implant or prosthesis placement. Therefore, it should be considered as the primary therapeutic option in cases of dental avulsion, emphasizing its role in achieving favorable long-term outcomes. Update Dent. Coll. j: 2024; 14(1):24-27

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Nine Years of Evolution of a Clinical Case of Avulsion of a Permanent Tooth

López-Carriches,

Taheri,

Leco

2024

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“…He explained the importance of vitality of PDL and also the stability of the replanted tooth was better when splinting was done with orthodontic brackets and Australian wire. [26] Yin-Hua Zhao, Min Zhang found that the PRF induced a significant and continuous stimulation of proliferation in human PDLSCs throughout the 7-day incubation period. The PRF suppressed the osteoblastic differentiation of PDLSCs by decreasing ALP activity and the gene expression of BSP and OCN while upregulating the mRNA expression levels of Col-I and CP23 during the testing period.…”

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