AAPD Trauma Guidelines Questions and Answers 100% Solved

AAPD Trauma Guidelines

primary tooth enamel fx - rad and tx - answer no rad
smooth out sharp corners if possible

primary tooth enamel dentin fx - rad and tx - answer take baseline rad
place GI

primary tooth - enamel dentin pulp fx - rad and tx - answer baseline rad
pulpotomy

primary tooth crown root fx - rad and tx - answer baseline rad
if restorable and no pulp - GI
if restorable and pulp - partial pulp
if non restorable - careful ext, if root is firm it can be left

primary tooth root fx: coronal segment not displaced - rad and tx - answer take baseline
rad
no tx

primary tooth root fx: displaced and not overly mobile and no occlusal interference -
answertake baseline rad
allow to spontaneously reposition

primary tooth root fx: displaced, excessively mobile, occlusal interference -
answerbaseline rad
option a: ext mobile piece
options b: splint for 4 wks

primary alveolar fx - answerreposition and splint with flexible splint for 4wks

primary tooth concussion - answerno rad and no tx

primary tooth subluxation - answerbaseline rad, no tx

primary tooth extrusion - not interfering with occlusion - answerbaseline rad, no tx and
let the tooth spontaneously reposition itself

primary tooth extrusion - interfering with occlusion and >3mm out of socket -
answerbaseline rad and ext

primary tooth lateral luxation - not interfering with occlusion - answerbaseline rad and
allow to spontaneous reposition (6mo)