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A 20-year-old patient got a trauma in the area of his upper jaw. He applied to a dentist and complained about mobility of his frontal upper teeth, pain during cutting and joining of teeth. Objectively: the 11 and 21 teeth have II-III-degree mobility. Tooth crowns are intact but have oral position. Complete joining of teeth is impossible because the teeth are situated beyond the dental arch. X-ray picture shows a slight broadening of periodontal fissure of the 11 tooth up to 0,5-2 mm. The roots are intact. Make a correct diagnosis:

Answer options

  1. Traumatic extraction of the 11, 21 teeth
  2. Fracture of alveolar process in the area of the 11, 21 teeth
  3. Traumatic complete dislocation of the 11, 21 teeth
  4. Traumatic periodontitis of the 11, 21 teeth
  5. Traumatic subluxation of the 11, 21 teeth
Correct answer

Traumatic subluxation of the 11, 21 teeth

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