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2000 JOURNAL OF THE CALIFORNIA DENTAL ASSOCIATIOND ecoronationDecoronation: How, Why and When? Barbro MalmgrenCopyright 2000 Journal of the California Dental is a surgical method for treating ankylosed incisors in children andadolescents. The crown and the root filling are removed, leaving the root in situ tobe resorbed and covered with a mucoperiosteal Early loss of a permanenttooth leads to loss of alveolar bone, especially in buccopalatal width:2 decoronation preserves not only the width of the ridge but also the trauma is most common in children between 8 and 10 years old, during the earlymixed dentition, a period of incomplete root development and dynamic jaw most serious injuries are intrusion and avulsion, which damage both the pulp and theperiodontal ligaments (Figures 1A through C).3,4 In cases with complete root formation,extirpation of the pulp should be performed about two weeks after replantation and theroot canal dressed with calcium hydroxide before permanent root filling.
denture, retained by Adam's or ball clasps. Poor retention during the mixed dentition is a disadvantage. It is also important to avoid interfering with eruption of teeth in the lateral
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