Which of the following is TRUE regarding the success of replantation of an avulsed permanent tooth according to current evidence-based guidelines?
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Correct answer: Immediate replantation or proper storage improves prognosis
Outcome after avulsion depends heavily on prompt and correct management — immediate replantation or suitable storage plus timely dental care increases survival rate; guidelines emphasize this.
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