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Textbook and Color Atlas of Traumatic Injuries to the Teeth, Fifth Edition encompasses the full scope of acute dental trauma, including all aspects of interdisciplinary treatment. This new edition embraces the significant advances made in the subject of dental traumatology since the publication of the previous edition in 2007. Thoroughly updated throughout, it includes eight new chapters, including one chapter focused on the development of bioengineered teeth and another on clinical regenerative endodontics.

Providing the theoretical background behind the clinical applications, the text is supplemented by a step-by-step online guide to procedures at www.dentaltraumaguide.org. The book is also filled with full-color illustrations throughoutmaking it the ultimate guide for anyone treating individuals afflicted with dental injuries caused by traffic accidents, sporting injuries, violent assaults, and other falls, crashes, or injuries.





New edition of the definitive reference on dental traumatology Thoroughly revised and updated with a modern look and feel Eight new chapters on innovative developments in the field Contributions from world-renowned authors and editors Linked to www.dentaltraumaguide.org with a specific chapter on how the book complements the online guide

This comprehensive textbook is an invaluable reference for undergraduate BDS courses worldwide, as well as a core text for postgraduate pediatric, oral surgery, and endodontics courses.
Contributors xi
Preface xv
1 Wound Healing Subsequent to Injury 1(65)
F. Gottrup
J.O. Andreasen
Definition
1(1)
Nature of a traumatic injury
1(2)
Wound healing biology
3(1)
Dynamics of wound repair
4(4)
Types of wound after injury
8(1)
Tissues and compounds in wound healing
9(4)
Inflammatory phase mediators
13(1)
Growth factors
14(5)
Cells in wound healing
19(12)
Angiogenesis
31(4)
Wound strength development
35(2)
Remodeling phase
37(2)
Microenvironment in wounds
39(2)
Factors affecting the wound healing process
41(4)
Optimizing oral wound healing
45(1)
Essentials
46(1)
References
46(20)
2 Response of Oral Tissues to Trauma
J.O. Andreasen
H. Lovschall
D. Ricucci
Repair and regeneration of oral tissues
66(1)
Developing teeth
67(10)
Teeth with developed roots
77(15)
Pulp-dentin complex
92(11)
Internal root resorption
103(1)
Oral mucosa and skin
103(2)
Essentials
105(1)
References
106(19)
3 Response of Traumatized Dental Tissues to Various Treatment Procedures 125(7)
J.O. Andreasen
Role of repositioning
125(1)
Role of splinting
125(2)
Role of antibiotics
127(1)
Role of treatment delay
128(1)
Essentials
129(1)
References
129(3)
4 Prediction and Timing of Healing Complications 132(7)
J.O. Andreasen
Introduction
132(2)
Observation time until complications can be diagnosed
134(2)
Use of predictors in an interactive dental trauma guide
136(1)
Essentials
137(1)
References
137(2)
5 Characteristics of Oral Stem Cells and Their Role in Dental Tissue Regeneration 139(22)
G. T.-J. Huang
P. Gauthier
M. Jamal
M. Al-Habib
Introduction
139(1)
General concept of stem cells
139(3)
Dental pulp stem cells
142(2)
Stem cells from apical papilla
144(5)
Periodontal ligament stem cells
149(5)
Gingival mesenchymal stem cells
154(1)
Dental follicle stem cells
155(1)
Conclusion
155(1)
Essentials
155(1)
References
156(5)
6 Development of a Bio-Root 161(8)
S. Wang
F. Wei
Z. Gao
L. Hu
Introduction
161(1)
Definition
161(1)
Development history
161(1)
Components of stem cell-mediated bio-root
regeneration
162(1)
Stem cell-mediated root regeneration in miniature pig models
163(2)
Regeneration procedure of stem cell-mediated bio-roots
165(1)
Evaluation
165(1)
Challenges and prospects
166(1)
Essentials
167(1)
References
167(2)
7 Bone-Resorbing Osteoclasts 169(33)
U.H. Lerner
Introduction
169(1)
Osteoclastogenesis
169(5)
Osteoclastic resorption
174(3)
Regulation of RANKL-induced differentiation of mononuclear osteoclast progenitors
177(4)
Regulation of mature osteoclast activity
181(1)
Osteoclast progenitor origin
181(1)
Physiologic role of osteoclasts
182(3)
Role of osteoclasts in skeletal diseases
185(2)
Role of osteoclasts in the jaw bone
187(4)
Role of osteoclasts in tooth resorption
191(1)
Osteoclast heterogeneity
191(1)
Essentials
192(1)
References
192(10)
8 Physical and Chemical Methods to Optimize Pulpal and Periodontal Healing After Traumatic Injuries 202(25)
M. Trope
Introduction
202(1)
Treatment strategies
203(2)
General strategies
205(10)
Systemic methods to limit inflammation
215(3)
Fluoride pretreatment of the root
218(6)
Essentials
224(1)
References
224(3)
9 Psychosocial Aspects of Traumatic Dental Injuries 227
J. Traebert
U. Ryda
A. Robertson
Introduction
227(1)
Pyschosocial impacts of traumatic dental injuries
227(2)
Stages of psychological development
229(1)
Implications for treatment
230(1)
Treatment assessment
230(1)
Treatment plan
231(6)
Essentials
237(1)
References
237
10 Child Physical Abuse and Neglect 211(41)
R.R. Welbury
A.M. Cairns
Definitions
241(1)
Historical aspects
241(1)
Prevalence
242(1)
Etiology
242(1)
Diagnosis
242(1)
Types of orofacial injuries in child physical abuse
243(4)
Differential diagnosis
247(1)
The dentist's role in the management of child physical abuse
247(1)
The dentist's role in the management of dental neglect
248(1)
Essentials
249(1)
References
249(3)
11 Classification, Epidemiology and Etiology 252(43)
L. Andersson
S. Petti
P. Day
K. Kenny
U. Glendor
J.O. Andreasen
Classification
252(8)
Epidemiology
260(6)
Etiology
266(8)
Mechanisms of traumatic dental injuries
274(4)
Treatment need
278(1)
Organization of emergency care
279(2)
Future models
281(1)
Essentials
281(1)
References
282(13)
12 Examination and Diagnosis of Dental Injuries 295(32)
F.M. Andreasen
J.O. Andreasen
M. Tsukiboshi
N. Cohenca
Introduction
295(1)
History
296(2)
Clinical examination
298(3)
Pulp testing principles
301(2)
Mechanical stimulation
303(1)
Thermal tests
303(2)
Electrometric pulp testing
305(3)
Laser Doppler flowmetry
308(1)
Pulse oximetry
309(1)
Radiographic examination
309(9)
Effect of treatment delay
318(2)
Essentials
320(1)
References
320(7)
13 Crown Fractures 327(28)
F.M. Andreasen
E. Lauridsen
J.O. Andreasen
Terminology, frequency and etiology
327(1)
Clinical findings
327(2)
Radiographic findings
329(1)
Healing and pathology
329(3)
Treatment
332(2)
Provisional treatment of crown fractures
334(2)
Definitive treatment of crown fractures
336(1)
Reattachment of the original crown fragment
336(7)
Prognosis of crown fractures
343(3)
Essentials
346(1)
References
347(8)
14 Crown-Root Fractures 355(22)
J.O. Andreasen
F.M. Andreasen
M. Tsukiboshi
F. Eichelsbacher
Terminology, frequency and etiology
355(1)
Clinical findings
355(1)
Radiographic findings
355(3)
Healing and pathology
358(1)
Treatment
358(1)
Bonding of coronal fragment
358(4)
Removal of coronal fragment and supragingival restoration
362(1)
Surgical exposure of fracture surface
362(3)
Orthodontic extrusion of apical fragment
365(4)
Surgical extrusion of apical fragment
369(1)
Vital root submergence
369(1)
Extraction
369(5)
Essentials
374(1)
References
375(2)
15 Root Fractures 377(36)
E.M. Andreasen
J.O. Andreasen
G. Tsilingaridis
Terminology, frequency and etiology
377(1)
Clinical findings
377(1)
Radiographic findings
377(5)
Healing and pathology
382(9)
Treatment
391(7)
Prognosis
398(1)
Follow-up
398(7)
Orthodontic treatment of root-fractured teeth
405(1)
Predictors of healing
405(2)
Essentials
407(1)
References
408(5)
16 Luxation Injuries of Permanent Teeth: General Findings 413(30)
F.M. Andreasen
J.O. Andreasen
E. Lauridsen
Terminology, frequency and etiology
413(1)
Clinical findings
413(1)
Radiographic findings
414(1)
Healing and pathology
415(2)
Treatment
417(1)
Prognosis
417(1)
Pulp necrosis
418(6)
Pulp canal obliteration
424(4)
Root resorption
428(8)
Loss of marginal bone support
436(1)
Essentials
437(1)
References
438(5)
17 Concussion and Subluxation 443
F.M. Andreasen
E. Lauridsen
J.O. Andreasen
Definitions
443(1)
Frequency
443(1)
Pathology
443(1)
Radiographic findings
443(1)
Treatment
443(1)
Follow-up
444(1)
Complications
444(1)
Predictors for healing and prognosis
445(3)
Essentials
448(1)
References
449
18 Extrusive Luxation and Lateral Luxation 430(39)
F.M. Andreasen
E. Lauridsen
J.O. Andreasen
Definitions
450(1)
Frequency
450(1)
Healing and pathology
450(1)
Clinical findings
450(1)
Radiographic findings
451(1)
Treatment
451(3)
Prognosis
454(1)
Pulp necrosis
454(3)
Pulp canal obliteration
457(1)
Root resorption (external)
457(1)
Root resorption (internal)
457(7)
Marginal bone loss
464(1)
Predictors of healing
464(1)
Tooth survival
465(1)
Essentials
466(1)
References
467(2)
19 Intrusive Luxation 469(17)
J.O. Andreasen
F.M. Andreasen
G. Tsilingaridis
Definition
469(1)
Frequency
469(1)
Healing and pathology
469(1)
Clinical findings
469(1)
Radiographic findings
469(4)
Treatment
473(4)
Prognosis
477(1)
Diagnosis of healing complications
477(5)
Predictors for healing
482(1)
Treatment guidelines
482(2)
Essentials
484(1)
References
484(2)
20 Avulsions 486(43)
J.O. Andreasen
F.M. Andreasen
G. Tsilingaridis
Terminology, frequency and etiology
486(1)
Clinical findings
486(1)
Radiographic findings
486(1)
Healing and pathology
486(13)
Treatment of the avulsed tooth
499(4)
Prognosis
503(4)
Tooth survival and tooth loss
507(1)
Pulpal healing and pulp necrosis
507(3)
Periodontal healing and root resorption
510(5)
Root development and disturbances in root growth
515(2)
Gingival healing and loss of marginal attachment
517(1)
Complications due to early loss of teeth
517(2)
Essentials
519(1)
References
520(9)
21 Injuries to the Supporting Bone 529(27)
J.O. Andreasen
E. Lauridsen
Terminology, frequency and etiology
529(1)
Clinical findings
529(1)
Radiographic findings
530(6)
Pathology
536(1)
Treatment
536(4)
Fractures of the mandible or maxilla
540(4)
Prognosis
544(1)
Fractures of the mandible or maxilla in children
545(1)
Fractures of the mandible or maxilla in adults
546(4)
Essentials
550(1)
References
551(5)
22 Injuries to the Primary Dentition 556(33)
M.T. Flores
G. Holan
J.O. Andreasen
E. Lauridsen
Introduction
556(1)
Epidemiology and etiology
557(5)
Clinical and radiographic findings and treatment of various injury types
562(14)
Complications in the primary dentition
576(5)
Space loss after premature tooth loss
581(1)
Speech problems due to early loss of primary incisors
581(1)
Essentials
582(2)
References
584(5)
23 Injuries to Developing Teeth 589(37)
J.O. Andreasen
M.T. Flores
E. Lauridsen
Terminology, frequency and etiology
589(4)
Clinical, radiographic and pathologic findings
593(18)
Treatment
611(5)
Essentials
616(2)
References
618(8)
24 Soft Tissue Injuries 626(22)
L. Andersson
J.O. Andreasen
Terminology, frequency and etiology
626(1)
Types of soft tissue trauma
626(1)
Emergency management
627(15)
Wound closure materials and principles
642(1)
Antibiotic prophylaxis
642(1)
Tetanus prophylaxis
643(1)
Essentials
644(1)
References
644(4)
25 Management of Trauma-Related Pulp Disease and Tooth Resorption 648(70)
M. Cvek
P.V. Abbott
L.K. Bakland
G.S. Heithersay
Introduction-Tribute to Miomir Cvek, DDS, Odont Dr. 1927-2008
648(1)
Trauma-related pulp disease
648(1)
Crown and crown-root fractures without pulp exposure
648(2)
Crown and crown-root fractures with pulp exposure
650(13)
Root fractures
663(7)
Luxation and avulsion injuries
670(28)
Prognosis
698(1)
External invasive tooth resorption following trauma
699(8)
Essentials
707(2)
References
709(9)
26 Regenerative Endodontics 718(21)
B. Kahler
L.M. Lin
Overview
718(1)
Diagnosis of traumatic dental injuries and revascularization of teeth with an open apex
718(14)
Essentials
732(1)
References
733(6)
27 Reinforcing Endodontically Treated Teeth 739(13)
A. Kishen
Introduction
739(1)
Structural consideration in endodontically treated teeth
739(1)
Biomechanical considerations in endodontically treated teeth
739(1)
Fractures in endodontically treated teeth
740(1)
Strengthening of coronal structure
741(1)
Steps to strengthen coronal tooth structure
741(3)
Strengthening of root structure
744(1)
Steps to strengthening the root structure
745(3)
Conclusions
748(1)
Essentials
749(1)
References
749(3)
28 Orthodontic Management of the Traumatized Dentition 752(40)
O. Malmgren
B. Malmgren
Introduction
752(1)
Orthodontic treatment planning
753(6)
Treatment principles for various trauma types
759(5)
Avulsions
764(15)
Treatment principles
779(6)
Essentials
785(2)
References
787(5)
29 Restoration of Traumatized Teeth with Resin Composites 792(15)
U. Pallesen
J.W.V. Van Dijken
Long-term prognosis of resin composite restorations
792(1)
Material considerations
793(4)
Clinical implications
797(1)
Critical points in the restorative procedure
798(6)
Essentials
804(1)
References
804(3)
30 Restorations Using Porcelain Laminate Veneers 807(17)
D.M. Layton
T.R. Walton
Introduction
807(1)
Patient assessment
807(2)
Choosing the material
809(1)
Tooth preparation and veneer design
810(4)
Impressions
814(1)
Bonding
814(1)
Review and maintenance
815(5)
Essentials
820(1)
References
821(3)
31 Resin-Bonded Bridges and Conventional Bridges in the Anterior Region 824(10)
K. Gotfredsen
B. Pjetursson
Indications
824(1)
Different types of RBBs
824(4)
Disadvantages with tooth supported FDPs
828(1)
Prognosis of tooth supported FDPs, RBBs and implant-supported single crowns (ISC)
829(2)
Complications of FDPs, RBBs and ISC
831(1)
Essentials
831(1)
References
832(2)
32 Dentoalveolar Ankylosis, Decoronation and Alveolar Bone Preservation 834(19)
B. Malmgren
O. Malmgren
L. Andersson
Introduction
834(1)
The normal and damaged periodontal ligament
834(1)
Development of dentoalveolar ankylosis
835(1)
Clinical diagnosis of ankylosis
835(1)
Methods to prevent ankylosis
835(1)
Progression of ankylosis
835(1)
Ankylosis in adult patients
835(1)
Ankylosis in young, still growing, patient
836(1)
Infraposition (infraocclusion)
836(1)
Treatment options of infraposition
836(2)
Decoronation
838(1)
Alveolar bone development after decoronation of ankylosed teeth
838(8)
Rate of infraposition
846(1)
Preservation of the alveolar process
847(2)
Implants and root remnants
849(1)
Essentials
850(1)
References
850(3)
33 Autotransplantation of Teeth to the Anterior Region 853(25)
J.O. Andreasen
L. Andersson
M. Tsukiboshi
E.M. Czochrowska
Treatment planning
853(1)
Surgical considerations
853(1)
Surgical procedure
854(8)
Orthodontic considerations
862(2)
Restorative considerations
864(8)
Prognosis
872(2)
Essentials
874(1)
References
875(3)
34 Strategies for Treatment of Tooth Loss after Trauma to the Anterior Region of Young Patients 878(10)
L. Andersson
B. Malmgren
O. Malmgren
S. Storgard Jensen
Introduction
878(1)
Growth of the anterior maxilla
878(1)
Prosthetic alternatives in the early mixed dentition
879(1)
Orthodontic space closure
879(3)
Important consideration when planning for later implant treatment
882(4)
Essentials
886(1)
References
886(2)
35 Implant Therapy in the Esthetic Zone 888(24)
S. Storgard Jensen
V. Chappuis
D. Buser
Indications for dental implants in trauma patients
888(1)
Treatment planning
888(2)
Biologic aspects in esthetic implant sites
890(1)
Ideal implant position
891(1)
The concept of comfort and danger zones
892(1)
To create and maintain a harmonious soft tissue
893(1)
To create and maintain a harmonious alveolar process
894(1)
Horizontal augmentation techniques
894(1)
GBR technique: simultaneous approach
895(2)
GBR technique: staged approach
897(3)
Rationale for the described techniques
900(1)
Vertical augmentation techniques
901(1)
Segment osteotomy with interpositional graft
902(1)
Bone harvesting
902(3)
Long-term prognosis
905(1)
References
905(7)
36 Esthetic Considerations in Restoring the Traumatized Dentition: a Biologic Approach 912(21)
B.U. Zachrisson
S. Toreskog
Tribute to Sverker Toreskog 1936-2013
912(1)
Introduction
912(1)
Replacement of a missing maxillary central incisor
912(14)
Replacement of a missing maxillary lateral incisor
926(1)
Replacement of a canine
927(1)
Replacement after loss of multiple maxillary anterior teeth
928(1)
Restoring fractured teeth
928(2)
The Toreskog/Myrin concept
930(1)
Essentials
930(1)
References
931(2)
37 Prevention of Dental and Oral Injuries 933(22)
A. Sigurdsson
N. Cohenca
Introduction
933(3)
Means to prevent dental maxillofacial injuries
936(1)
Appliances to prevent dental injuries
936(13)
Other applications for the use of mouthguards
949(2)
Essentials
951(1)
References
952(3)
38 Prognosis of Traumatic Dental Injuries: Statistical Considerations 955(7)
P.K. Andersen
F.M. Andreasen
J.O. Andreasen
Identifying prognosis related factors
955(1)
Expressing prognosis quantitatively
955(4)
Comparing life tables
959(1)
Essentials
960(1)
References
960(2)
39 Splinting of Traumatized Teeth 962(10)
J.O. Andreasen
K.S. Oikarinen
Influence of splinting on dental tissues
962(1)
Requirements for an acceptable splint
963(1)
Splinting methods
963(1)
Testing the mechanical properties of various splinting types
963(5)
Recommendations for splinting type and duration
968(2)
Essentials
970(1)
References
970(2)
40 Bleaching of the Discolored Traumatized Tooth 972(10)
J.E. Dahl
S.E. Kopperud
U. Pallesen
Etiology of discoloration
972(1)
Medicaments
972(1)
Intracoronal bleaching
973(3)
External tooth bleaching
976(2)
Clinical recommendations
978(1)
Essentials
978(1)
References
979(3)
41 Economic Aspects of Traumatic Dental Injuries 982(10)
U. Glendor
L. Andersson
J.O. Andreasen
Introduction
982(1)
Costs of traumatic dental injuries
982(1)
Time and costs
983(4)
Essentials
987(2)
References
989(3)
42 Information to the Public, Patients and Emergency Services on Traumatic Dental Injuries 992(17)
M.T. Flores
M. Al-Sane
L. Andersson
Introduction
992(1)
Prevention
992(1)
Information aiming at increasing the knowledge on how to act at the place of accident
993(6)
Development of a public awareness campaign
999(2)
Information to emergency services
1001(1)
Information to patients
1001(3)
Essentials
1004(1)
References
1004(5)
43 Dental Trauma Guide 1009(6)
J.O. Andreasen
E. Lauridsen
T.A. Gerds
www.dentaltraumaguide.org
1009(3)
Essentials
1012(2)
References
1014(1)
44 International Association of Dental Traumatology (IADT) 1015(5)
L. Andersson
J.O. Andreasen
A. Moule
The IADT
1015(1)
Start of the organization
1015(1)
IADT World Congresses
1016(1)
IADT Treatment Guidelines for Traumatic Dental Injuries
1016(2)
References
1018(2)
Appendix 1 1020(3)
Appendix 2 1023(1)
Appendix 3 1024(1)
Appendix 4 1025(2)
Index 1027
The Editors

Jens O. Andreasen, DDS, Dr Odont HC, is a consultant at the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Center for Rare Oral Diseases, University Hospital of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Frances M. Andreasen, DDS, Dr Odont, is a Research Associate at the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and Center for Rare Oral Diseases, University Hospital of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Lars Andersson, DDS, PhD, Dr Odont, is a Professor of Oral Maxillofacial Surgery at the Department of Oral Maxillofacial Surgery and Oral Medicine, Malmö University, Sweden.