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Case report highlights successful management of multiple dental injuries, indicating the importance of accurate diagnosis and treatment.
Traumatic dental injuries are recognized as a public dental health problem worldwide and they manifest with a number of different types. They may occur alone or in a variety of combinations where both a fracture and a luxation injury affect the same tooth. A thorough diagnostic procedure plays an essential role in avoiding the risks of overlooking or misinterpreting concomitant injuries and preventing any subsequent healing complications. This case report discussed the management of traumatized anterior teeth. It clearly indicates how the correct diagnosis and appropriate treatment of combined dental injuries associated with multiple teeth, guided by the current evidence-based recommendations, can be successful. The establishment of continuous updates of knowledge among dental practitioners can maximize the chances of success in the management of traumatic dental injuries. The present case report can serve this purpose.
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