Endodontics №7
Clinical protocols in cases of fractures and dislocations of teeth: the causes of common mistakes and ways to prevent them
Learn more The seminar is devoted to injuries and their consequences, treatment at various stages and prognosis of long-term results.
Medical legal aspects of first aid in traumatology.
Patient admission and initial check-up.
Medical legal aspects of first aid in traumatology.
Patient admission and initial check-up.
1. Fractures
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Crown fractures: complicated and uncomplicated. - Crown/root fractures: complicated and uncomplicated.
- Horizontal root fractures.
- Fractures of the alveolar bone.
2. Luxations (dislocations)
- Concussion.
- Subluxation.
- Extrusion.
- Lateral luxation.
- Intrusion.
- Avulsion.
- Predisposing factors.
- Etiological factors.
- Clinical and X-ray examinations.
- Diagnostics.
- Treatment: recommendations on the types of treatment, timing and speed of their implementation.
- Splinting in traumatology: rigid and non-rigid splints. Selection, techniques, terms of use.
- Supervision: types of clinical and radiological examinations, deadlines for their implementation, and clinical decision-making.
3. Endodontics in traumatology
- Features of clinical and X-ray examinations.
- Terms of observation.
- Features of treatment and timing of intra-channel investments.
4. Daily practice and long-term complications after injuries (weeks, months, and years)
- Obliteration of channels.
- Necrosis of the pulp.
- External inflammatory and replacement resorption.
- Infra-occlusion and decoration.
5. Detailed analysis of complex mixed cases
- The joint work of a therapist, an endodontist, an orthodontist and a periodontist.
- Recommendations for maintaining documentation.
