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Management of Ellis Class II Fracture by Fragment attachment: A Clinical Report

Coronal fracture of permanent dentition is the most frequent type of dental injury. The immediate agglutination of original fractured tooth is a good alternative option in the scope of emergency treatment for remaining esthetical and functional problems. This article reports the management of Ellis Class II Fractured tooth using adhesive reattachment of the same fragment.

R. Vivek | Reema Malik | Amit Raj

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