Tooth Injuries
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- Slide 1: P.D.H.P.E Assessment Task 4: First Aid By Thomas Barlow
- Slide 2:Teeth Injuries
- Slide 3: Introduction Tooth Injuries may be defined as damage to teeth from the result of falls, accidents and other mishaps. These types of occurrences may lead to teeth becoming chipped, cracked, partially displaced or completely removed from the socket in the mouth.
- Slide 4: Signs & Symptoms In most cases, the signs of a tooth injury can be physically seen. But in other situations, that might not always be the case. For example, where a person has had a concussion, the primary incisors have been known to change colour, also after a concussion, a sign of damage to a tooth is feeling pain when tapped with a dental instrument. A Subluxation is when a tooth is loosened but not knocked out of place. A symptom of this could be bleedin
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