There are situations where teeth are in a position that could cause trauma due to their alignment or contact with other teeth. This is especially relevant in cases where there's an improper bite or malocclusion that results in teeth impacting each other in ways that could lead to damage.

To provide an example in a dental context:
You might describe a situation where "Die Zähne auf der rechten Seite sind in traumatischen Kontakten, es gibt keine funktionellen Triaden."

Traumatic dental injuries at a German university clinic 2004-2008:
This study analyzes the distribution and treatment management of patients presenting with dental trauma at a university dental emergency department over a five-year period. It provides detailed statistics on injury types, patient demographics, and outcomes of treatment strategies.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22613081/

Knowledge and skills of emergency physicians in managing traumatic dental injuries:

This article discusses the knowledge and preparedness of emergency physicians in handling avulsed teeth and other dental injuries, underscoring the importance of proper early intervention.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9192501/