Dental trauma can range from chipped or fractured teeth to knocked-out teeth, soft tissue injuries, or damage to the jawbone. Management depends on the severity and type of injury. In cases of fractured or chipped teeth, bonding, crowns, or veneers may be used to restore aesthetics and function. For avulsed (knocked-out) teeth, timely reimplantation is critical, while severe cases may require root canal treatment, splinting, or surgical intervention. The primary goal of trauma management is to preserve the natural teeth whenever possible, restore oral function, and maintain facial aesthetics. Early diagnosis, immediate care, and follow-up treatment play a crucial role in ensuring the best possible outcome for both children and adults.