Dental Trauma (Broken or Knocked-Out Teeth)

Known symptoms

Pain or sensitivity in the affected tooth.
Bleeding from gums or surrounding tissues.
Visible cracks, chips, or missing teeth.
Swelling in the jaw, face, or gums.

Known causes

Falls, sports-related injuries, or car accidents.
Physical altercations or direct trauma.
Weak teeth due to decay or previous dental work.

Care

Prompt clinical oral examination and X-rays to assess tooth and jawbone damage.
Splinting of loose teeth or re-implantation of knocked-out teeth when possible.
Treatment of associated injuries and infection prevention.
Use of protective mouthguards during sports to prevent future trauma.

Known symptoms

Pain or sensitivity in the affected tooth.
Bleeding from gums or surrounding tissues.
Visible cracks, chips, or missing teeth.
Swelling in the jaw, face, or gums.

Known causes

Care

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Our Department of Dental, Clinical, Oral, and Maxillofacial Surgery delivers specialist care for complex dental, facial and oral conditions through a multidisciplinary team of surgeons, restorative dentists, orthodontists and allied specialists. We offer TMJ and facial pain clinics, advanced implant and zygomatic solutions, complex trauma and reconstructive surgery, orthodontics (including clear aligners), endodontics and pediatric/special-needs dentistry that is often supported by a dedicated dental operating theatre. Diagnosis and planning use digital tools (CBCT, intraoral scanning, CAD-CAM, and AI-assisted workflows), while integrated perioperative care, laser therapy, and rehabilitation ensure safe, coordinated outcomes.

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