Endodontists are more likely to propose starting traditional endodontic treatment for dental trauma patients after reviewing CBCT scans as opposed to periapical radiographs, the authors wrote.

According to the ADA (2019), clinical situations where radiographs may be indicated include but are not limited to history of periodontal disease, large restorations, implants, past endodontic ...

Written by three experienced dental radiologists, it draws upon their expertise to help dentists interpret radiographs and ... contains chapters discussing trauma to the teeth and jaws, mixed ...

It’s 2 a.m., and a searing toothache jolts you awake. Your first thought: the emergency room. But while ER doctors can ease ...

Image an injured tooth with intraoral dental radiography rather than computed tomography. Recognize the dental trauma classifications and urgent care for concussion, subluxation, lateral luxation ...

From first principles to long term consequences of dental trauma, the book is organised into 14 neat ... The content is detailed and is well balanced with a plethora of coloured photographs, ...

"You no longer have to physically take the time to obtain the radiographs, which can take 10–15 minutes--a long time for a trauma patient. You no longer use the equipment or take up the ...

1 The article also provides an opportunity to highlight key principles in the management of patients with blunt trauma. The patient in the case presented was hemodynamically unstable, but there was no ...