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Trauma

Management of dentoalvelolar trauma in an adolescent patient

343 - Management of extensive multiple dentoalveolar trauma in an adolescent patient

Saturday, May 24, 2025
1:00 PM - 1:15 PM MDT
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    Presenting Author(s)

  • Ian Sun, DMD (he/him/his)

    Pediatric Dental Resident PGY-1
    Indiana University School of Dentistry
    Indiana University
    Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

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    LaQuia A. Walker-Vinson, DDS, MPH, FAAPD

    Associate Professor
    Indiana University School of Dentistry / Riley Hospital for Children
    Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Abstract: Traumatic dental injuries occur frequently in school-aged children and adolescents. Over 30% of dental injuries may occur during sports activities. Biking is a notable cause of dental injuries, and bicycles have been reported to be the most common commercial sports product related to dental trauma in children. Facial trauma associated with the displacement or loss of permanent teeth can result in severe disfigurement and significantly affect the psychological development of young adults. Proper diagnosis, timely management, and regular follow-up care are important to improving the overall prognosis of re-positioned or reimplanted teeth. This case report describes the dental treatment rendered to an adolescent patient who presented to the emergency room after a bike accident that resulted in the displacement and loss of multiple teeth.

 

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