2023
DOI: 10.1186/s43163-023-00420-4
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Broken tooth: a biological foreign body—case report

Abstract: Background Broken tooth fragments that get lodged post trauma in oral cavity lacerations should not go unnoticed during primary care of the patient. Tooth fragments can act as a biological foreign body. Unnoticed foreign bodies can give rise to granulomas, sepsis, and fistula formation. Aim This article stresses on the need for all primary contact medical staff and residents to pay additional attention on patients with a loose/broken tooth and a la… Show more

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