How well would you cope with managing a traumatic injury?

Dr Lindsay Nutting, Senior Clinical Teacher and Specialist in Paediatric Dentistry, discusses the latest research relating to luxation injuries.

Traumatic injuries are a true dental emergency; the immediate care provided can have serious consequences and inappropriate management can lead to the unnecessary loss of a tooth (or teeth) and a protracted course of treatment.

However they are not seen regularly in general practice (and when they do it is usually at 5:30 on a Friday afternoon) which means that practitioners are often not aware of the optimal management. Indeed the evidence is that traumatic injuries are often managed inappropriately.

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A recording of our July 2007 live webinar. 

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Dr L Nutting BDS FDSRCS

Senior Clinical Teacher, Department of Paediatric Dentistry, King's College London Dental Institute.
Specialist Practitioner

Dr Nutting is a highly experienced paediatric dentist who works part-time as Senior Lecturer at King's College Dental Institute, teaching both under and post-graduate students, and part-time in specialist practice. She has been described as an "evangelist for children's dentistry".