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[Complications of injuries to the deciduous teeth. Clinical and radiographic evaluation. Perspectives on management and prevention. Apropos of 4 cases].

The traumatisms of primary teeth have often sequels thereabouts grave on the germs of their successional permanent teeth. They have many causes but they are above all frequent during the child's walking trial. We have carried out a clinical and radiographic study of some cases. The study has ascertained the fact that the diversity of the sequels and their gravity depend on the age of the occurring of the traumatism, the intensity and the direction of the shock. The therapeutic and preventive management of these traumatisms and their possible sequels use a pluridisciplinary protocol based on the strict application of indicated treatments, the clinical and radiographic regular follow up and the adoption of a rigorous preventive attitude by the parents during the target period of walking trial.

Accidental Falls↗

Dental management of fibrous dysplasia.

This report describes two patients with monostotic fibrous dysplasia affecting maxillary alveolar processes. The long-term care for patient ML between ages 6 and 28 years included the transplantation of a premolar and a third molar tooth into the affected area, but the transplanted tooth 14 had to be extracted 6 years later. The patient JW, who presented at age 5 with an asymptomatic swelling in the left deciduous molar and first permanent molar region, was followed for 15 years. Teeth 24, 25, and 26 were developmentally absent. The roots of the deciduous teeth of both patients resorbed normally, and were replaced by tissue with the same radiographic appearance as fibrous dysplasia.

Alveolar Bone Loss↗