Intrusive luxation in primary dentition – two years follow–up

Abstract

Traumatic injuries represent a disbalance of the individual with his environment and constitute a public health problem. Their prevalence varies from 11 to 37% in primary dentition. The aim of this study is to describe a conservative option before a clinical case of intrusive luxation in primary dentition. Clinical and radiographic follow-up for two years has evidenced a favorable dental eruption. It is also emphasized the importance of a conscious and safe professional approach for the solution of the challenges of alveolodental traumatism in pediatric clinic.