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Andreasen JO et al. – Almost all treatment procedures used for dental traumas are still today not evidence–based, a fact, which makes it difficult to analyse the long–term outcome of healing and its relationship to treatment. The influences of repositioning, splinting and the role of infection and antibiotics should be further investigated. However, for ethical reasons, it will be difficult to perform randomized studies on trauma victims.

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