Background: The teeth with dental trauma in children are mostly young permanent teeth of school-age children. Once trauma occurs, it will have adverse effects on children's masticatory function, occlusal relationship, beauty, growth and development. Objective: To improve the success rate of replantation of completely dislocated teeth. Methods: Through literature review, we focus on “Tooth Injuries, Complete Dislocation, Replantation” to understand the current rescue measures of dislocated teeth, and conceive a rapid cleaning and portable storage device for dislocated teeth. Results: A device for rapid cleaning and portable preservation of dislocated teeth was successfully designed. Setting the ultraviolet sterilization lamp can play the role of irradiation sterilization and setting the mesh vertical plate can prevent the violent collision of multiple teeth when cleaning. It is possible to divide the storage slot space by setting the baffle, so as to achieve the purpose of classified storage. Conclusion: A rapid cleaning and portable storage device for dropped teeth is described, which solves the problems that the existing rapid cleaning and portable storage device cannot clean teeth uniformly, the cleaning effect is poor, and the cleaned teeth cannot be stored at low temperature.
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Tooth Injuries, Complete Dislocation, Replantation
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Chen Xie, Wanyun Lin, Junling Guo, Yingyu Luo, Huijuan Hu, et al. (2021). Development and Application of a Quick Cleaning and Portable Storage Device for Dislocated Teeth. International Journal of Dental Medicine, 7(2), 25-28. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ijdm.20210702.13
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author = {Chen Xie and Wanyun Lin and Junling Guo and Yingyu Luo and Huijuan Hu and Huiqin Yang and Zhiteng Deng and Qinzhi Zhou and Diwas Sunchuri and Zhu Ling Guo},
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abstract = {Background: The teeth with dental trauma in children are mostly young permanent teeth of school-age children. Once trauma occurs, it will have adverse effects on children's masticatory function, occlusal relationship, beauty, growth and development. Objective: To improve the success rate of replantation of completely dislocated teeth. Methods: Through literature review, we focus on “Tooth Injuries, Complete Dislocation, Replantation” to understand the current rescue measures of dislocated teeth, and conceive a rapid cleaning and portable storage device for dislocated teeth. Results: A device for rapid cleaning and portable preservation of dislocated teeth was successfully designed. Setting the ultraviolet sterilization lamp can play the role of irradiation sterilization and setting the mesh vertical plate can prevent the violent collision of multiple teeth when cleaning. It is possible to divide the storage slot space by setting the baffle, so as to achieve the purpose of classified storage. Conclusion: A rapid cleaning and portable storage device for dropped teeth is described, which solves the problems that the existing rapid cleaning and portable storage device cannot clean teeth uniformly, the cleaning effect is poor, and the cleaned teeth cannot be stored at low temperature.},
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