Fogorvosi szemle, 2003 (96. évfolyam, 1-6. szám)

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Dr. BarthaT, Dr. Szontágh E, Dr. Gorzó I:

Replacement of a missing molar tooth with transplantation

The replantation and transplantation are wide-spread therapies applied in case of tooth avulsion. It is also possible for such a tooth not to get back into the original socket, and it would be replaced to another tooth alveoli. In this presented case we transplanted a wisdom tooth to the place of the first lower molar immediately after extraction. The same time, by this case we discussed the therapeutical principles and possible prognosis too.

Key words: transplantation, replantation, endodontic treatment, splinting