Management of complicated Crown root fractured teeth by intra alveolar transplantation with 180° rotation: Case series

Jaikailash, Shanmugam; Kavitha, Mahendran; Mandhiradoss, Ramaiah Manjunath

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“…Although this procedure has been used in relatively large groups of patients with endodontic failures, its application for the management of traumatic injuries is limited to the case reports and series. 3,5,9–13 Primary studies in this field on dogs showed that careful intentional replantation of tooth can result in permanent success. 14 The success rate of intentional replantation in clinical studies has been reported between 72% and 95%.…”

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Complicated Crown-root Fracture Management Using the 180-degree Rotation Method

Mokhtari

Hajian

Sanati³

2019

International Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry

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AimThe aim of this article is to report a successful treatment of a complicated crown-root fracture.BackgroundThe management of complicated crown-root fracture in young patients is challenging as the fracture line is below the bone crest and the pulp is exposed. Treatment options include crown lengthening, orthodontic extrusion, and intentional replantation.Case descriptionHere, a case of complicated crown-root fracture of tooth number 11 in a ten-year-old boy is presented. Intentional replantation with 180° rotation and slight extrusion and fixation was performed. In addition, root canal therapy was done and tooth was restored with a composite resin after four weeks. The patient was asymptomatic clinically and radiographically after three-year follow-up.ConclusionIntentional replantation with 180° rotation is a valuable treatment for crown root fractures.Clinical significanceThe management of complicated crown-root fracture using intentional replantation with 180° rotation can help to maintain natural dentition and interdental papilla.How to cite this articleMokhtari S, Hajian S, et al. Complicated Crown-root Fracture Management Using the 180-degree Rotation Method. Int J Clin Pediatr Dent 2019;12(3):247–250.

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