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Case Reports
. 1976 Apr;47(4):203-16.
doi: 10.1902/jop.1976.47.4.203.

Forced eruption: part II. A method of treating nonrestorable teeth--Periodontal and restorative considerations

Case Reports

Forced eruption: part II. A method of treating nonrestorable teeth--Periodontal and restorative considerations

J S Ingber. J Periodontol. 1976 Apr.

Abstract

In selected cases, forced eruption may be a useful approach in treating isolated nonrestorable teeth as a result of trauma, caries, or iatrogenic dentistry. This paper has presented the biologic rationale, objectives, technics and clinical cases to demonstrate the principle. Evaluation has been made of potential difficulties which may develop with the technic and areas for future research have been identified.

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