Dental trauma without drama

– New classification for horizontal root fractures

– The clinical findings and diagnose teeth with horizontal root fractures

– The various tissue responses to horizontal root fractures

– The prognosis for teeth following horizontal root facture according to the position of the fracture

– The immediate management of teeth following horizontal root facture

– The long-term management of teeth with horizontal root fractures

– The endodontic management protocols for teeth that develop pulp necrosis and infection of the root canal system following horizontal root fracture

– The restorative options for managing teeth with horizontal root fractures.

Recommended for: Pediatric dentists, Endodontics, General dentists.

– The favourable and unfavourable consequences of impact trauma to the teeth

– Factors that affect the healing of traumatic dental injuries

– The requirements for external inflammatory resorption to occur

– How external inflammatory resorption can be prevented following certain injuries to the teeth

– How external inflammatory resorption can be managed if it is already present

– Factors that lead to ankylosis and external replacement resorption

– How external replacement resorption may be minimised or delayed

– Classify the injuries where root canal treatment should be commenced as part of emergency or early management of the injury

– Outline the injuries where root canal treatment should not be part of the emergency management of the injury.

Recommended for: Pediatric dentists, Endodontics, General dentists.