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Dental Trauma in Children and Adolescents

Dental injuries that result in fractured teeth are subdivided into complicated and uncomplicated fractures.’ The uncomplicated fracture is confined to the hard dental tissues (enamel and/or dentin and/or cementum) whereas in the complicated fracture, the fracture line extends through the pulp. Exposure of the pulp to the septic oral cavity may lead to bacterial contamination of this tissue, which can result in clinical infection and subsequent pulp necrosis. Therefore, pulp exposure cnmplicates therapy, and in certain instances, reduces the likelihood for a favorable