Traumatology

Appropriate treatment for trauma

Traumatology

A head injury can cause soft tissue injuries and various types of dental fractures, such as dislocations, avulsions, coronal or root fractures. It is crucial to see a dentist to assess the necessary treatment and its urgency. Our team considers factors such as the child’s age, the level of dental eruption, and whether it is primary or permanent dentition to offer the best possible treatment.

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María Pérez

I am very happy with the services of this clinic. My son suffered a dental injury, and we received quick and effective care. Now his smile is perfect again. Excellent job!

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Luisa García

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FAQs Help / Advice for Parents

It’s important to stay calm and see a dentist immediately. If possible, store the dental fragment in milk or saline solution and bring it to the appointment.

Injuries can include dislocations, avulsions (completely displaced teeth), coronal fractures (in the visible part of the tooth), and root fractures (in the tooth root).

Yes, after treatment, it is important to follow the dentist’s instructions, which may include avoiding hard foods, maintaining good oral hygiene, and attending follow-up appointments.

Preventive measures include using mouth guards during sports activities, educating children about the importance of safety while playing, and ensuring the child’s environment is safe and hazard-free.

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