Act quickly after a shock

Dental Trauma and Accidents

A fall at school or during sports? A blow to the teeth requires a quick assessment to protect the developing permanent teeth.

Observe your child's mouth and contact us if you notice:

The consequences of an impact are not always visible to the naked eye.

The germ of the permanent tooth located under the baby tooth may have been damaged.

After the premature loss of a baby tooth, the space for the permanent tooth can close, blocking any further development.

A fracture can expose the nerve and cause pain or infection.

A crooked archwire can injure the mucous membranes and shift the teeth in the wrong direction.

A swift and reassuring intervention.

Assess the extent of clinical trauma as quickly as possible.

Immediate imaging (Cone Beam) to check the condition of the root and the germ.

Stabilization of the loose tooth, repair of the appliance and prolonged monitoring.

Dr. Barrière is a qualified specialist. He combines clinical experience with cutting-edge digital technology.

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Follow-up is essential even if everything seems normal.

The other teeth migrate to fill the empty space.

The traumatized tooth may darken or "die" over time.

An abscess can form and damage the surrounding bone.

Contact the hospital's dental office or dental department immediately.

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