Routine follow up only; nothing to do
May consider filing down sharp edges with an emery board for comfort
Patients experience sensitivity to hot/cold stimuli and air passing over tooth during breathing
Cover exposed dentin with calcium hydroxide to decrease pulpal contamination
Greater than 2 mm of dentin offers more protection to pulp, can be covered with dental cement only. If dentin is less than 0.5 mm then cover with calcium hydroxide and dental cement over it.
Dermabond can be used if no other materials are available 
Next day follow up
Greater than 2 mm of dentin offers more protection to pulp, can be covered with dental cement only. If dentin is less than 0.5 mm then cover with calcium hydroxide and dental cement over it.
Dermabond can be used if no other materials are available 
Dermabond can be used if no other materials are available 
On wiping fractured surface with gauze, blood is easily seen
Immediate dental referral (dental emergency) - should be seen within 24 hours
If not able to be seen immediately, cover exposed pulp with calcium hydroxide and dental cement.
Discharge with penicillin or clindamycin as they have pulpitis by definition
Treatment for both is reduction, stabilization if fracture segment is stable and outpatient follow with dentist in 24-48 hours.
If fracture segment unstable/very mobile may need to extract to prevent aspiration.
Crown Root fracture does not always involve pulp vs root fractures almost always involves pulp.
If fracture segment unstable/very mobile may need to extract to prevent aspiration.
Dental fracture
Dental subluxation
Dental avulsion
Dental abscess
Bleeding dental socket
Skull fracture
Acute alveolar osteitis 
Skull fracture 