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Are all tooth fractures grievous injuries? Weeratna Jayanie B. Forensic Odontologist, Institute of Legal Medicine and Toxicology, Colombo, Sri Lanka Online published on 29 April, 2015. Abstract Tooth fracture is legally termed as grievous injury. Tooth fracture may manifest as a simple chip of enamel, loss of crown or complete avulsion. Hence, in cases of alleged assault with dental injuries, it is important to have a thorough examination of the teeth under a good lighting condition with proper equipment before giving opinion. Top Keywords Tooth fracture, Grievous injury. Top | |
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