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Restoration of a Sub-Gingival Tusk Fracture on a Male Babirusa |
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| The Initial Examination of the Fracture Site with View of this Species Uniquely Positioned Maxillary Tusk. | What’s left of the Sub-Gingivally Fractured Mandibular Tusk. | |
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| Removing the Hyper-plastic Gingival Tissue to Find the Remaining Tooth Structure. | View of Secondary Dentine Bridge Protecting Underlying Vital Pulp Tissue. | |
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| The Process of Sealing, Protecting and Bonding to the Remaining Etched Dentin. | It Sometimes Requires a Bulk of material to Restore a Large Tooth. | |
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| The Restored Tooth is X-rayed to Document the Case for the Patient’s Medical Record. | Radiograph clearly Demonstrates Restoration, Secondary Dentin Bridge, Developing Pulp Stones, and Vital Pulp Tissue. | |
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