| Any luxated tooth that interferes with normal occlusion requires immediate dental evaluation and treatment to avoid pain and further complications. |
| The basic technology used for FIBER-SPLINT has been proven in dental practices for more than 10 years in the splinting of loose anterior teeth and the re-implantation of extracted or totally luxated teeth. |
| But due to these revisions, the rotator cuff was destabilized because of the loss of soft tissue, and during the following months, the arthroplasty luxated frequently. |
| The patella can become luxated, or dislocated, either as a result of trauma or because of a congenital malformation of the leg. |
| They reported that the child had fallen from his bed and he had injured his chin, and that his primary incisors were luxated. |
| The membrane was completely undermined in the caudal region and luxated in a cranial direction. |
