Treatment of a delayed replanted avulsed permanente tooth with root fracture and root resorption: A five year follow-up case report

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Case report reveals effective replantation of an avulsed tooth with severe root resorption, indicating successful long-term outcomes.

The reimplanted tooth remained asymptomatic and stable after five years, highlighting successful treatment.
Initial symptoms included swelling and pain due to extensive root resorption, prompting endodontic treatment at six months.
Tooth avulsion occurred during play, with timely reimplantation and effective splinting being crucial to the outcome.
Despite challenges like root fracture and resorption, the treatment maintained the tooth's physiological and aesthetic functions.

Veiga et al. (2025) studied this question.

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