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    A Permanent Canine That Has Been Knocked Completely Out of the Mouth
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A Permanent Canine That Has Been Knocked Completely Out of the Mouth

Question 23

Question 23

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A permanent canine that has been knocked completely out of the mouth displays which type of luxation?


A) concussion
B) subluxation
C) extruded luxation
D) avulsion

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