Tooth fracture

Tooth fracture refers to the fracture of a tooth caused by a sudden mechanical external force. More common in upper anterior teeth, often accompanied by dental pulp and periodontal tissue damage, severe cases are often associated with alveolar process fractures. Clinically, it is often divided into: crown fold, root fold, and crown root fold according to the location of the break.

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