Luxation Injuries Treatment for Displaced Teeth in Highgate

Comprehensive Consultation and Assessment for Luxation Injuries

At London Dental Specialists, our luxation injuries treatment for displaced teeth begins with a thorough consultation and assessment. Our experienced endodontists carefully evaluate the extent of tooth displacement and surrounding tissue damage to determine the most appropriate course of action.

During your initial visit, we will:

• Conduct a detailed oral examination


• Take digital X-rays to assess bone and root damage


• Perform pulp vitality tests to check nerve health


• Discuss your symptoms and medical history


• Explain treatment options and expected outcomes

Our goal is to stabilise the affected tooth quickly and prevent further complications. Depending on the type and severity of luxation, treatment may involve:

Prompt treatment within 24 hours of injury significantly improves outcomes. Our specialists will explain the recommended treatment plan, addressing any concerns you may have about the procedure or recovery process.

Following the initial assessment, we will:

1. Provide emergency care to relieve pain and prevent infection


2. Schedule follow-up appointments for ongoing treatment


3. Offer guidance on oral hygiene and dietary restrictions during healing


4. Monitor progress and adjust treatment as needed

At London Dental Specialists, we understand the urgency of luxation injuries. Our team is committed to providing swift, expert care to preserve your natural teeth and restore your smile.

Customised Treatment Plan for Luxation Injuries

Following your initial consultation, our specialists at London Dental Specialists will develop a personalised treatment plan tailored to your specific luxation injury. This comprehensive plan is designed to address the unique aspects of your case and ensure optimal healing and tooth preservation.

Your customised treatment plan may include:

• Precise repositioning techniques


• Splinting method and duration


• Potential root canal therapy


• Follow-up schedule


• Long-term monitoring strategy

The type and severity of luxation will dictate the specific interventions required. Our endodontists will explain each step of the treatment process, ensuring you understand the rationale behind the recommended procedures.

Our treatment plans prioritise:

1. Swift intervention to reposition displaced teeth


2. Appropriate splinting to stabilise the affected tooth


3. Preservation of pulp vitality where possible


4. Prevention of root resorption and other complications


5. Restoration of aesthetic appearance and function

We utilise advanced techniques such as:

• Flexible splinting materials for optimal healing


• Minimally invasive repositioning methods


• State-of-the-art endodontic procedures when necessary

Your treatment plan will also outline post-procedure care instructions, including:

• Oral hygiene guidelines


• Dietary recommendations


• Activity restrictions


• Signs of complications to watch for

At London Dental Specialists, we are committed to providing the highest standard of care for luxation injuries. Our goal is to ensure the best possible outcome for your displaced tooth, preserving your natural smile and oral health for years to come.

Luxation Injuries Treatment for Displaced Teeth Treatment Procedures

At London Dental Specialists, we offer advanced treatment procedures for luxation injuries to effectively reposition and stabilise displaced teeth. Our expert endodontists utilise state-of-the-art techniques to ensure the best possible outcomes for our patients.

The treatment process typically involves:

1. Tooth Repositioning: We carefully reposition the displaced tooth to its original position using gentle digital pressure or specialised dental instruments. This is often done under local anaesthesia for patient comfort.



2. Splinting: Once repositioned, we stabilise the tooth using a flexible splint. The duration of splinting varies depending on the type and severity of luxation:
   
   
   
   • Subluxation and extrusive luxation: 2 weeks
   
   
   • Lateral luxation: 4 weeks
   
   
   • Intrusive luxation: 4-8 weeks
   
   
   
   



3. Pulp Treatment: In cases where pulp damage is suspected, we may perform pulp vitality tests and, if necessary, initiate root canal treatment to prevent infection-related resorption.

For specific types of luxation, we employ the following procedures:

• Extrusive Luxation: We gently reposition the tooth and apply a flexible splint for 2-4 weeks. Follow-up appointments are crucial to monitor pulp vitality.



• Lateral Luxation: After repositioning, we stabilise the tooth with a flexible splint for 4 weeks. We may also suture any gingival lacerations, particularly in the cervical area.



• Intrusive Luxation: Treatment depends on the degree of intrusion and root development:
  
  
  
  • For teeth with incomplete root formation, we may allow for spontaneous re-eruption or use orthodontic repositioning.
  
  
  • For teeth with complete root formation, we may perform surgical repositioning followed by splinting.
  
  
  
  

Throughout the treatment process, we prioritise:

• Minimising the risk of infection


• Preserving pulp vitality where possible


• Preventing root resorption and ankylosis


• Restoring proper occlusion and aesthetics

Our team at London Dental Specialists provides comprehensive aftercare instructions, including:

• Oral hygiene guidelines to prevent infection


• Dietary recommendations to protect the healing tooth


• Follow-up schedule for monitoring progress


• Signs of complications to watch for

Prompt treatment is crucial for successful outcomes in luxation injuries. Our experienced endodontists are committed to providing timely, expert care to preserve your natural teeth and restore your smile.

Post Luxation Injuries Treatment for Displaced Teeth Treatment Care

Proper aftercare is essential for successful healing following luxation injury treatment. At London Dental Specialists, we provide comprehensive post-treatment care to ensure optimal recovery and prevent complications after your displaced tooth has been repositioned and stabilised.

Your post-treatment care will include:

• Regular follow-up appointments to monitor healing progress


• Assessment of pulp vitality and tooth stability


• Removal of splints at the appropriate time


• Evaluation for potential root canal treatment if needed

During the recovery period, we recommend:

1. Maintaining excellent oral hygiene with gentle brushing using a soft-bristled toothbrush


2. Rinsing with chlorhexidine mouthwash for the first week to prevent infection


3. Following a soft diet for 2-4 weeks to avoid placing pressure on the healing tooth


4. Avoiding contact sports and high-risk activities during the healing phase

Long-term monitoring is crucial following luxation injuries as complications can develop months or even years after treatment. Our specialists will schedule periodic check-ups to assess:

• Signs of pulp necrosis (death of the nerve)


• Root resorption (breakdown of tooth root structure)


• Ankylosis (fusion of tooth to bone)


• Periodontal healing and gum health

Typical follow-up schedule includes:

If you notice any concerning symptoms between appointments, contact us immediately. Warning signs that require prompt attention include:

• Increased tooth mobility


• Persistent pain or sensitivity


• Swelling or discharge around the tooth


• Discolouration of the tooth crown


• Changes in tooth position

At London Dental Specialists, our commitment to your oral health extends well beyond the initial treatment. We provide thorough guidance and support throughout your recovery process to ensure the best possible long-term outcome for your luxation injury.