Single-Visit Conservative Biological Restoration of Fractured Tooth via Reattachment Procedure
Harakh Chand Baranwal, Akash Kumar Baranwal, Adit Srivastava
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Harakh Chand Baranwal, Akash Kumar Baranwal, Adit Srivastava
Abstract
Trauma to anterior teeth is a very common condition mainly affecting children and adolescents. Such traumatic injury may often result in coronal fracture to the tooth. Dentist must concentrate to save the affected teeth of patients. This article describes the management of coronal tooth fracture when tooth fragment is available and there is no or minimal violation of the biological width via reattachment of fractured fragment. The reattachment procedure of the dental fragment by using post and core can be a viable treatment option that offers advantages of simplicity, immediate esthetics and conservation in cases of dental trauma.
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Trauma to anterior teeth is a very common condition mainly affecting children and adolescents. Such traumatic injury may often result in coronal fracture to the tooth. Dentist must concentrate to save the affected teeth of patients. This article describes the management of coronal tooth fracture when tooth fragment is available and there is no or minimal violation of the biological width via reattachment of fractured fragment. The reattachment procedure of the dental fragment by using post and core can be a viable treatment option that offers advantages of simplicity, immediate esthetics and conservation in cases of dental trauma.
Key concepts: Dental trauma, Coronal plane, Tooth Fracture, Dentistry, Medicine, Orthodontics, Fracture (geology), Post and core