Restoration of crown fractures with a fiber post, polyethylene fiber and composite resin: a combined restorative technique with two case reports
Çağatay Barutçigil, Osman Tolga Harorlı, Mehmet Yıldız
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Çağatay Barutçigil, Osman Tolga Harorlı, Mehmet Yıldız
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OBJECTIVE: To describe the treatment of two patients who had horizontal crown fractured maxillary incisors a few years after endodontic treatment. METHOD: The 23 and 19-year-old male patients presented to Ataturk University Dentistry Faculty with complex crown fractures. The treatment included a glass fiber reinforced root canal post, a fiber ribbon core and restoration with a universal resin composite. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: The one-year follow-up examinations showed that the restorations were still in place and successful.
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OBJECTIVE: To describe the treatment of two patients who had horizontal crown fractured maxillary incisors a few years after endodontic treatment. METHOD: The 23 and 19-year-old male patients presented to Ataturk University Dentistry Faculty with complex crown fractures. The treatment included a glass fiber reinforced root canal post, a fiber ribbon core and restoration with a universal resin composite. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: The one-year follow-up examinations showed that the restorations were still in place and successful.
Key concepts: Crown (dentistry), Root canal, Dentistry, Glass fiber, Fiber, Post and core, Composite number, Orthodontics