PDF: Updated Guidelines and Best Practices for Intentional Tooth Replantation: Expert Consensus Insights



Intentional tooth replantation (ITR) is a technique historically considered a last resort, yet recent advances in endodontics and microsurgical methods have revitalized its relevance in clinical practice.

The recently published article “Expert consensus on intentional tooth replantation” in International Journal of Oral Science (2024) represents a significant milestone in standardizing ITR as a predictable and scientifically grounded treatment modality.

Developed through a rigorous Delphi method by a panel of international experts, this consensus offers a comprehensive framework that unifies clinical indications, case selection criteria, operative protocols, and prognostic factors associated with ITR.


This expert consensus acknowledges the evolving landscape of endodontic decision-making, where conservative approaches are increasingly prioritized

The guidelines emphasize the importance of a multidisciplinary perspective involving endodontics, periodontology, and oral surgery to optimize case outcomes.


The article provides clinicians with critical insights on optimal extraoral time, root-end management, socket preservation, splinting protocols, and patient communication strategies, all backed by the latest clinical and scientific evidence.

Notably, the consensus integrates evidence from a global pool of experienced clinicians and researchers, creating a pragmatic yet evidence-informed reference for both academic and practical settings.

As such, it reinforces intentional replantation not merely as a fallback technique, but as a viable and effective solution in selected cases where conventional treatment has failed or is contraindicated.

📄 We invite dental professionals around the world to explore this landmark publication and download the full article in PDF format.

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