PMC3955308_01
Pre-operative periapical radiograph of intruded 11, 12 and 22 (Patient was unable to remove nose-pin seen in the X-ray)
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F1
Periapical view revealed closed apices of intruded incisors [Figure 1].
Post-operative periapical radiograph of 11, 12 and 22
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F2
The teeth were obturated with Gutta-percha after 1 year [Figure 2].
Panoramic radiograph taken 5 years after the initial trauma
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F3
The case was monitored for 7 years and no clinical and radiographic pathology was detected [Figures 3-5].
Periapical radiograph of 11, 12 and 22 taken 5 years after the initial trauma
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F4
The case was monitored for 7 years and no clinical and radiographic pathology was detected [Figures 3-5].
Periapical radiograph of the same teeth taken 7 years after the initial trauma
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F5
The case was monitored for 7 years and no clinical and radiographic pathology was detected [Figures 3-5].