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[Emergency treatment: coronal restoration with pulpal-dentinal protection. Splints]
M Klapisz-Wolikow1, A Gouvernaire, I Lys-Masanes
1Université Paris V.
Revue D'Odonto-Stomatologie
|November 1, 1990
Summary
This study highlights the importance of pulpo-dentinal protection following dental trauma. Implementing this protection aids in the cicatrisation of dento-periodontal tissues for better healing.
Area of Science:
- Dentistry
- Oral Biology
Context:
- Dental trauma necessitates immediate and effective management.
- Protection of the pulpo-dentinal complex is crucial for tissue repair.
Purpose:
- To explain the necessity of pulpo-dentinal protection after dental trauma.
- To present methods for protecting hard and non-calcified dental tissues.
Summary:
- The authors detail the need for pulpo-dentinal protection in dental trauma cases.
- This includes strategies for hard tissues (coronal and radicular) and non-calcified tissues (luxations).
Impact:
- Facilitates cicatrisation of dento-periodontal tissues.
- Improves healing outcomes for various dental injuries.