With an intrusive luxation, the tooth has moved upward into the socket, resulting in a fracture to the alveolar bone. The tooth isn't loose, and it has the high-metallic sound when tapped as with the lateral luxation. X-rays commonly show no periodontal ligament space, and the pulp test is usually negative, according to the IADT.
As you can see, there are several ways an injury can impact your teeth. It's essential to see your dentist immediately after an injury to a tooth and follow their recovery instructions. Keep in mind that prevention is still the best medicine. You can prevent many sports-related injuries with a mouthguard and other safety equipment.