Reattachment of fractured tooth fragment- a case report

The fracture of anterior teeth are very commonly seen in children and young adolescents which commonly results from falls and contact sports. Traditionally a number of techniques have been applied for the treatment of fractured anterior teeth of which reattachment of fractured tooth fragments provides a positive psychological response, restores function and is a relatively simple procedure. This article discusses a case of 22 year old female patient with fractured left lateral incisor. Reattachment of fractured fragment was done after endodontic treatment followed by post placement with bonding system and dual cure composite resin cement.

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