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PubMed1975

Clinical observations following root amputation in maxillary molar teeth.

Thirty-four maxillary molar teeth were evaluated from 11 to 84 months after root amputation. The most consistent finding was that although 24 were neither splinted nor supported in any way, only three developed mobility. Two of these were used as abutments for partial dentures. One other tooth was extracted due to recurrent lateral abscesses and subsequent involvement of the mesial furca.

Apicoectomy↗
PubMed2004

[Study on reference value of healthy teeth mobility of youth].

OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to establish the reference value range of healthy teeth mobility in Chinese youth. METHODS: 200 right side teeth of Han nationality of Chinese youths were measured so as to get the range of the parameters. RESULTS: All parameters of 14 teeth were achieved. The parameter of TM in mandibular incisor was the highest and in mandibular first molar lowest. CONCLUSION: It is very significant to get and quantify the healthy teeth's parameter range. Because they can be served as the healthy contrast when dentists diagnose the mobility. It also reflects the fact that lower the TM parameter is, firmer the tooth will be.

Adult↗