Occlusal Assessment and Treatment Planning Under General Anaesthesia in a Patient With Complex Needs: A Case Report and Reflective Analysis.
A man with complex needs underwent molar extraction under general anaesthesia; one year later, rapid bone loss and tooth mobility in an adjacent tooth were attributed to occlusal trauma from altered bite mechanics, requiring subsequent extraction under general anaesthesia.
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