Therefore, it is necessary to increase the sample size in future studies and that the time for evaluation is maintained until the
permanent tooth erupts in the oral cavity.
Causes of primary and
permanent tooth extraction in children aged 3-12 years in Mosul City.
Wang, "Regeneration potential of the young
permanent tooth: what does the future hold?," Journal of Endodontics, vol.
Primary teeth that avulse should not be replaced, because of concern for damaging the underlying
permanent tooth. Permanent teeth that avulse should be immediately put back in place; these teeth need to be handled by the crown portion only and not the root, which contains fibroblasts necessary for reimplantation.
To our knowledge, this study constitutes the first reported case of DC in which affected
permanent tooth was intentionally replanted to its place after marsupialization.
Kubota, "Revascularization of an immature
permanent tooth with apical periodontitis and sinus tract," Dental Traumatology, vol.
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Permanent tooth should be cared more because we have it from age 7 throughout life but the milk one remains until 7, them it gets loose and falls".
"Caries-like" dentin radiolucency of unerupted
permanent tooth from developmental defects.
Note that deciduous teeth should not be reimplanted in their alveolar socket in the case of traumatic avulsion, since this procedure may damage the underlying
permanent tooth bud.
Permanent teeth--Adolescents (15 years) 15% 27% 28% Adults (35-44) 40% 30% 38% No
permanent tooth loss due to caries or periodontal disease in adults Source: U.S.
Among children aged 6-8, 9-11, and 12-15 years from nonfluoridated villages, 57%-91% had one or more decayed, missing, or filled
permanent tooth (DMFT >0), and 45%-68% had one or more decayed
permanent tooth (DT >0).
The
permanent tooth is already growing underneath it when it's loose and is ready to erupt out of the gum once the milk tooth goes.