Fragment reattachment of anterior tooth in complicated crown root fracture
Subanandam Sivagami, S. P. Mangaiyarkarasi, Bhawarlal Chanaram, Shifa Arshad
Abstract
Subanandam Sivagami, S. P. Mangaiyarkarasi, Bhawarlal Chanaram, Shifa Arshad
Abstract
Anterior teeth trauma is a common event among school children and teenagers. The reattachment of dental fragments is a conservative treatment and should be considered in the restoration of anterior teeth fractures. In most dental trauma, a rapid and appropriate treatment can lessen its impact from both oral health and an esthetic standpoint. The purpose of this paper is to describe a successful, esthetic reattachment of a coronal fragment of a complicated crown root fracture of permanent maxillary right central incisor.
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Anterior teeth trauma is a common event among school children and teenagers. The reattachment of dental fragments is a conservative treatment and should be considered in the restoration of anterior teeth fractures. In most dental trauma, a rapid and appropriate treatment can lessen its impact from both oral health and an esthetic standpoint. The purpose of this paper is to describe a successful, esthetic reattachment of a coronal fragment of a complicated crown root fracture of permanent maxillary right central incisor.
Key concepts: Medicine, Crown (dentistry), Anterior teeth, Dental trauma, Tooth Fracture, Dentistry, Coronal plane, Maxillary central incisor