How are different types of incisor trauma managed?

Incisors (from Latin incidere, "to cut") are the front teeth present in most mammals. They are located in the premaxilla above and on the mandible below. Incisors are the front teeth in the dental arch, primarily designed for cutting and shearing food into manageable pieces. Sep 19, 2014 ... Rodent dentition. Rodents have open-rooted dentition, meaning that their teeth grow continuously throughout their lives. The incisors ... Before: Patient needs a Single Tooth Replacement of one Upper Central Incisor. After: Smile and function restored with a Single Implant and an All Porcelain ... Before: Patient needs a Single Tooth Replacement of one Upper Central Incisor. After: Smile and function restored with a Single Implant and an All Porcelain ... Before: Patient needs a Single Tooth Replacement of one Upper Central Incisor. After: Smile and function restored with a Single Implant and an All Porcelain ... Before: Patient needs a Single Tooth Replacement of one Upper Central Incisor. After: Smile and function restored with a Single Implant and an All Porcelain ... Before: Patient needs a Single Tooth Replacement of one Upper Central Incisor. After: Smile and function restored with a Single Implant and an All Porcelain ... Incisors are the front teeth, designed to cut through food. Every time you bite into something crunchy, like an apple, your incisors are hard at work. There are ... Incisors: These teeth are in the front of the mouth. They have a sharp biting surface and are sued for cutting food into small chewable pieces. Both children ...