Managing impacted upper anterior teeth by orthodontic traction- Minimally invasive approach

Interdisciplinary care for the management of impacted teeth provides exclusive method in treating patients. Careful diagnosis and planning is necessary to reach desired treatment goals. This case report attempts to highlight the importance of diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan for successful eruption of impacted upper anterior teeth, demonstrating the surgical exposure and orthodontic traction by placing hole in the crown of impacted teeth.

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