Tooth Luxation: 5 Classification Types of Dislocation

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Tooth Luxation: 5 Classification Types of Dislocation
In this informative YouTube video, viewers will learn about tooth luxation, one of the most common dental emergencies. Tooth luxation occurs when the structures that support a tooth, such as the alveolar bone and periodontal ligament, are damaged due to trauma, falls, hits, or violent assaults. The video explains the signs and symptoms of tooth luxation, including changes in tooth position, bleeding, hypersensitivity, pain, tooth mobility, and color change. Children and athletes who practice contact sports are more prone to suffer tooth dislocation.

The video also discusses the different types of dental dislocation, including concussion, subluxation, intrusive dislocation, extrusive dislocation, and lateral dislocation. To determine the severity of the trauma, it is essential to get an X-ray to diagnose the type of dislocation and shape the best treatment plan for each case. The video outlines several treatment options for dental luxation, including repositioning, a splinter, orthodontics, root canal, surgery, and clinical and radiographic follow-up.