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See Latest ArticlesStabilization and Treatment of Dental Avulsions and Fractures by Emergency Physicians Using Just-in-Time Training
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 08/25/09
McIntosh MS et al. – The results of this study suggest that of the stabilization procedures completed by emergency physicians, dentists preferred the bondable reinforcement ribbon for managing an avulsed tooth and the light–cured composite technique for managing a fractured tooth over the commonly taught and more frequently used procedures in emergency medicine.
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