Intrusive Luxation of the Upper Primary Central Incisor into the Nasal Cavity in a 3-Year-old Male Child Following Trauma

Key Points

• Intrusive luxation resulted in the primary central incisor being displaced into the nasal cavity.
• A three-year-old male child experienced this dental injury following a traumatic incident.
• Detailed examination confirmed the position of the incisor within the nasal cavity post-trauma.
• This case highlights the need for timely dental intervention to prevent further complications.