Combination of Intrusion and Lateral Displacement in a Young Permanent Tooth: A Case Report

Intrusive luxation is the most sever type of Traumatic Dental Injuries (TDIs) irrespective of its rarity. Significant pulpal and periodontal problems are brought by axial stress. The primary determinants of therapeutic management of tooth includes severity of trauma and the child's age. Given the frequently poor prognosis and unavoidable comorbidities, the treatment is complicated. This paper report a case of intrusive luxation injury of young permanent central incisors in 6 year old patient treated withs surgical repositioning, splinting and follow-up.