The prosthodontic treatment of anterior teeth fractured subgingivally
Ning Zhang
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Ning Zhang
Abstract
Objective: The effects of prosthodontic treatment on anterior teeth fractured subgingivally were reported in this article. Methods: Theovergrew gingival tissue coveringthe top surface of fractured root was remove. The endodontic treatment of the fractured teeth was performed according to the standard procedure two weeks later, the foundation of fractured teeth were built-in with cast titanium post and cores, and then restored with metal ceramic crowns and all ceramic crowns. The results of prosthdontic therapy were generally evaluated based on dentists and patients? satisfaction, stability and mobility of restorations and roots, and color match. Results: 263 teeth of 218 patients were followed up for were 1~5years. The surrounding tissues of treated roots were healthy. Treated teeth were classified as satisfaction, while only 4.56% as unacceptable. Conclusions: Most endodontically treated anterior teeth fractured subgingivally canbe rehabilitated and function well for long time.
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Objective: The effects of prosthodontic treatment on anterior teeth fractured subgingivally were reported in this article. Methods: Theovergrew gingival tissue coveringthe top surface of fractured root was remove. The endodontic treatment of the fractured teeth was performed according to the standard procedure two weeks later, the foundation of fractured teeth were built-in with cast titanium post and cores, and then restored with metal ceramic crowns and all ceramic crowns. The results of prosthdontic therapy were generally evaluated based on dentists and patients? satisfaction, stability and mobility of restorations and roots, and color match. Results: 263 teeth of 218 patients were followed up for were 1~5years. The surrounding tissues of treated roots were healthy. Treated teeth were classified as satisfaction, while only 4.56% as unacceptable. Conclusions: Most endodontically treated anterior teeth fractured subgingivally canbe rehabilitated and function well for long time.
Key concepts: Anterior teeth, Dentistry, Orthodontics, Medicine