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- Dental injuries during infancy and adolescence often lead to complex issues for orthodontic treatment due to the varying long-term outcomes of the affected teeth.
- Sometimes, orthodontic therapy is not impacted, while in other instances, it can complicate the treatment process.
- The paper discusses how dental trauma affects tooth development and presents case examples that highlight its influence on orthodontic treatment planning.
Article Abstract
Because of the frequency of dental injuries during infancy and adolescence, traumatized teeth with variable long-term prognoses present a problem for orthodontic treatment planning. Orthodontic therapy can remain unaffected, or be complicated, by traumatized teeth. In some cases, following dental injury, orthodontics can also be used to enhance (prosthetic and) restorative treatment results. The orthodontic challenges involved in treating patients with a history of dental trauma are complicated by the consequences of trauma on dentition development and the different treatment options that must be considered. In this paper, we provide actual examples of the effects dental trauma can have on orthodontic treatment planning.
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