Dental Trauma at a Glance. Aws Alani

      

      Table of Contents

      1  Cover

      2  Title Page

      3  Copyright Page

      4  Dedication Page

      5  Foreword

      6  Preface

      7  About the companion website

      8  1 Risk factors for dental trauma Introduction Oral predisposing factors Unintentional traumatic dental injuries Socioeconomic factors Human behaviour Learning difficulties or physical limitations Intentional traumatic dental injuries Iatrogenic injuries Road traffic accidents

      9  2 Prevention of dental trauma Introduction Mouth guards Helmet Seat belts Overjet reduction Past experience

      10  3 Essential armamentarium Introduction Team approach Equipment for diagnosis Equipment for repositioning teeth Equipment for tooth stabilisation Equipment for tooth restoration Equipment for pulp management Equipment for endodontic treatment Equipment for review and splint removal

      11  4 Examination of dental trauma Introduction Questions to ask Clinical examination Clinical tests Pulp testing Radiographic examination Photographs Signs and symptoms that warrant a referral to a maxillofacial unit

      12  5 Infraction Definition Aetiology Clinical examination Pulp test findings Radiographic findings Implications Management Follow‐up Prognosis

      13  6 Enamel fracture Definition Aetiology Clinical examination Pulp test findings Radiographic findings Implications Management options Follow‐up Prognosis

      14  7 Enamel–dentine fracture Definition Aetiology Clinical examination Pulp test findings Radiographic findings Implications Management options Follow‐up Prognosis

      15  8 Enamel–dentine–pulp fracture Definition Aetiology