Aspiration of an avulsed primary incisor. A case report

Holan, Gideon; Ram, Diana

doi:10.1046/j.1365-263x.2000.00185.x

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“…Although the reason is not clarified, this action should be encouraged as it helps to judge that the tooth is not swallowed or inhaled by the child [27].…”

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Knowledge of emergency management of avulsed teeth among a sample of Egyptian parents

Abdellatif¹,

Hegazy²

2011

Journal of Advanced Research

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Traumatic dental injuries (TDIs) frequently occur in society and may occur at home. The ultimate prognosis of an avulsed tooth occurring in a child may depend on the parents' knowledge of appropriate emergency measures. Therefore this study aimed at evaluating the knowledge level of a sample of Egyptian parents in the management of a case of tooth avulsion in a child. A total of 985 parents attending a Pediatric Dental Clinic formed the sample of the study. A questionnaire comprising 13 questions in simple Arabic language was used. The parents were categorized into two groups according to their education level. The tabulated data were statistically analyzed using the Chi-square test. Markedly low knowledge levels were noted in both groups. This was evidenced in replanting the avulsed primary teeth, brushing and using antiseptics to clean the roots, holding the root instead of the crown, dry storage of the avulsed permanent teeth, and neglect over time from most of the parents. However, 24.3% of group 1 and 15.6% of group 2 chose milk as a transport medium. Therefore, educational programs would be necessary to improve awareness of the immediate management of avulsed teeth.

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“…Although the reason is not clarified, this action should be encouraged as it helps to judge that the tooth is not swallowed or inhaled by the child [27].…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Knowledge of emergency management of avulsed teeth among a sample of Egyptian parents

Abdellatif¹,

Hegazy²

2011

Journal of Advanced Research

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“…Ingestion occurs in adults too but is most of the times accidental; or it occurs in psychiatric patients or iatrogenic reasons when rubber dam is not used. In dental operatory, the ingested foreign body may include teeth, restorations, restorative materials, instruments, rubber dam clamps, gauze packs, and so forth [1][2][3]. Similar case studies have also been reported previously [4].…”

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Accidental ingestion of the endodontic instrument: a case report

Almuthhin¹,

Aljahdali²,

Alzahrani³

et al. 2017

EJMCR

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“…El examen intraoral empieza con la observación de los tejidos blandos, verificando el estado de los labios, mucosa y encías. Es importante verificar que no haya fragmentos de dientes enterrados en la mucosa o que de forma accidental el paciente haya ingerido o inhalado la pieza dentaria avulsionada (13,14).…”

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Avulsión en la dentición decidua: ¿Reimplantar o no?

Paredes-Martínez

Díaz-Pizán

2014

Rev Estomatol Herediana.

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Avulsión en la dentición decidua: ¿Reimplantar o no?Paredes-Martínez ER, Díaz-Pizán ME. Avulsión en la dentición decidua: ¿Reimplantar o no?. Rev Estomatol Herediana. 2009; 19(1):63-65. RESUMENUn traumatismo se describe como una lesión que resulta de una fuerza externa y es uno de los problemas de salud que enfrenta la sociedad actualmente. No tiene un patrón predecible de intensidad y no solo deja daños físicos sino que también existe un impacto psicológico en la víctima. Los traumatismos dentoalveolares se pueden presentar solos o asociados con otras injurias a los tejidos blandos. Dentro de todos ellos, la avulsión dentaria representa del 7 al 13% de todas las lesiones dentales en la dentición primaria y consiste en el desplazamiento completo del diente de su posición original en el alveolo. El tratamiento de las piezas deciduas que han sufrido avulsión debe ir dirigido a la prevención del desarrollo de alteraciones en los dientes permanentes sucedáneos. Palabras clave: TRAUMATISMOS DE LOS DIENTES / AVULSIÓN DE DIENTE / DIENTE PRIMARIO.Avulsion of primary teeth: Reimplant or not? ABSTRACT Trauma is described as an injury that results from an external force and it is one of the health problems that the society is facing nowadays. It has no predictable pattern of intensity and may not only leave physical injuries but also has a psychological impact on the victim. Dentoalveolar trauma can occur alone or associated with other injuries in soft tissues. From all of them, tooth avulsion ranges from 7-13% of all traumatic injuries to the primary dentition and it consists in tooth complete movement from its original position in its alveolus. Management of deciduous teeth that suffered from avulsion should be aimed to prevent development of alterations in the permanent succeeding teeth.

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Aspiration of an avulsed primary incisor. A case report

Cited by 35 publications

References 9 publications

Knowledge of emergency management of avulsed teeth among a sample of Egyptian parents

Knowledge of emergency management of avulsed teeth among a sample of Egyptian parents

Accidental ingestion of the endodontic instrument: a case report

Avulsión en la dentición decidua: ¿Reimplantar o no?

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