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Preoperative clinical photograph showing subluxation injury and bleeding with 62
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F1
Clinical examination revealed continuous gingival bleeding along with subluxation of 62 [Figure 1].
(a) Clinical photograph showing ecchymotic patches on the face and lower limb. (b) Clinical photograph showing ecchymotic patches on the lower limb
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F2
General physical examination of the patient revealed multiple ecchymotic patches and bruises on skin of the face, trunk, and limbs [Figure 2a and b] that would resolve spontaneously.
(a) Clinical posttreatment photograph showing splinting and topical botroclot application done with 62. (b) Clinical posttreatment photograph removal of splint with 62
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F3
After splinting the injured tooth, topical hemocoagulant (Botroclot) was applied with soaked sterile gauze for 15-20 min after which the bleeding was controlled [Figure 3a]. The patient was recalled after 10 days and splint was removed [Figure 3b].