Trauma & Post-Endodontic Care
Dental Trauma Management
Assessment and specialist management of injured, fractured or displaced teeth.
What is it?
Traumatic dental injuries require prompt assessment of the pulp, root and supporting structures, followed by a treatment plan that may include stabilisation, monitoring, vital pulp therapy or root canal treatment depending on the injury.
What does it address?
- Fractured or chipped teeth involving the pulp
- Displaced or loosened teeth
- Discolouration following an injury
- Long-term monitoring after trauma
Who may benefit?
Patients following a dental injury. Prompt assessment improves the range of available options.
What to expect
- 01
Consultation
Examination, symptom history and radiographic assessment of the tooth.
- 02
Diagnosis
The condition of the pulp and surrounding bone is explained to you clearly.
- 03
Treatment
Carried out under local anaesthesia with magnification and precision instruments.
- 04
Review
Healing is monitored and referral back to your dentist for the final restoration.
Results
Outcomes depend strongly on the type of injury and how quickly it is assessed; follow-up monitoring is essential.
Frequently asked questions
How soon should I be seen after an injury?+
As soon as possible — early assessment can change what is achievable.
Will the tooth stay discoloured?+
This is assessed over time; management options are discussed at review.
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