Storage Medium in Avulsion - Review

Avulsion occurs commonly in the early to late phase and the therapy will last for a long time. Their occurrence in permanent dentition is estimated to be about 33% in adults and 25% in infants. The most critical avulsion of permanent teeth is a common occurrence in children aged seven to ten.

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