Oral trauma: Emergency care of lacerations, fractures, and burns: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 85, No 2

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Physicians are usually the first professionals to treat oral or perioral injuries. Proper initial treatment is important to maintain the vitality of the teeth and the integrity of the dental arches. In this article, the authors discuss various oral injuries and suggest methods of definitive and palliative treatment.

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