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TRAUMATIZED TOOTH STABILIZATION USING VACUUM-FORMED SPLINT IN A CEREBRAL PALSY PATIENT
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KMID : 1144020140100020089
Abstract
Reposition and splinting has been widely recommended when clinicians treat traumatically dislocated tooth. This case represents stabilization of traumatized tooth in a cerebral palsy patient who failed resin wire splint because of parafunctional oral habit and lack of cooperation. Clinically, mobility of traumatized tooth decreased due to stabilization using vacuum-formed splint with posterior occlusal block in 2 weeks. Vacuum-formed splint may be a simple and effective stabilization technique for traumatized tooth in a cerebral palsy patient.
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Cerebral palsy; Dental trauma; Stabilization; Splinting; Vacuum-formed splint
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