Avulsion and replantation of permanent incisive: 13 years of control

Gláucia Beatriz Gonçalves, Aline Thomazelli Peres Tomazoli, Lilian Vessoni Iwaki, Marcos Sérgio Endo, Nair Narumi Orita Pavan

Introduction: The maintenance of a traumatized tooth in the oral cavity depends on a correct emergency treatment, as well as a long and adequate period of clinical-imaging follow-up. Objective: To report a clinical case of avulsion and replantation of tooth 11, in an 11-year-old child, who has been in the oral cavity for 13 years. Methods: tooth replantation 45 minutes after avulsion, endodontic treatment with 10 monthly exchanges of intracanal calcium hydroxide medication, followed by root canal filling using lateral condensation technique. Clinical and radiographic follow-up. Results: after 13 years of clinical and imaging control, tooth 11 presents aesthetically satisfactory function. Conclusion: The upper right central incisor, avulsed, replanted and ankylosed presented an evolutionary condition of root resorption by substitution, but inactive until the last follow-up. After endodontic treatment and clinical and imaging follow-up, the tooth remained in the oral cavity in function, without symptomatology and aesthetically pleasing after 13 years of replantation.

Keywords: Tooth Avulsion. Endodontics. Tooth Replantation.

How to cite: Gonçalves GB, Tomazoli ATP, Iwaki LV, Endo MS, Pavan NNO. Avulsion and replantation of permanent incisive: 13 years of control. Dental Press Endod. 2019 Jan-Apr;9(1):58-64. DOI: https://doi.org/10.14436/2358-2545.9.1.058-064.oar

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