Crown infraction

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From: Fred Barnett
To: "ROOTS"
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 9:09 PM
Subject: [roots] crown infraction du jour

Crown infraction; cool pic with the curing light. - Fred

Nice Documentation Fred!
Are you planning to control this trauma case for how long?
sensitivity tests? Radiographs? Are there symptons? Only infraction signal? - Tchau! Márcia Valéria

Hi Marcia, This is an 'old' trauma and the patient does not remeber the exact details about her diagnosis offered by the
treating dentist.  The discolored mandibular incisor tested non-vital to thermal and EPT.  The maxillary incisor (#9 or
21) tested non-vital as well.  All other teeth tested normally.  I will be treating both non-responsive teeth as the
trauma was more than 10y ago.  I will post radiographs when the case is completed. - Fred

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