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Traumatic dental injury treatment
Arch bar was fixed on 6th August after TDI to upper incisior on 29 July.This OPG on 12th Today my dentist checked and he told me that there is still grade 1 mobility on tooth So he can't remove it today..will it get fixed..Is there probability .. is the prognosis really poor?
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Traumatic injuries takes longer period to heal.It is advisable to wait.
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wait for sometime
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Rct and crowns might be required in worst case scenario
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This might take more time
Please have the patience and wait until doctor informs you
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Traumatic injuries usually takes time to heal. Depending on your bodies defensive mechanisms and response may vary.
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Kindly give it some time to heal properly
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Usually in dentally injuries if the impact is more than sometimes root canal therapy may be required at a later stage. All these things your specialist, will discuss with you before going ahead with any kind of therapy. Wishing you all the best
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Dr. Pia Patel
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi,
The healing will take time post a dental trauma. Follow the advise given by your dentist.
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