A child suffers from trauma which causes lateral luxation
of the primary central incisor. The incisor is not in
occlusion and does not cause interference. What should be done?
A child suffers from trauma which causes lateral luxation
of the primary central incisor. The incisor is not in
occlusion and does not cause interference. What should be done?
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A child suffers from trauma which causes lateral luxation
of the primary central incisor. The incisor is not in
occlusion and does not cause interference. What should be done?
✓ Correct Answer: A. The incisor should be allowed for passive and spontaneous reposition itself
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