Follow-up of 2 Traumatic Cases of Severely Intruded Deciduous Teeth

Abstract

Two traumatic cases of severely intruded deciduous teeth were evaluated for several months. One case was a complete intrusion of the primary upper central teeth. The intruded teeth re-erupted spontaneously within a month but needed endodontic treatment after 6 months. The other case was a severe lateral intrusion of the upper central tooth, which re-erupted labially but did not reach the incisal plane even after one year. It produced no complication of the pulp but re-alignment procedure will be needed.