Reattachment of Crown Fragment for Immediate Esthetics

Conservative Management of Traumatic Tooth Fracture by Fracture Fragment Reattachment and Single Visit Nonsurgical Endodontic Treatment

“…Flowable composite resin was used along with composite resin to fill up access cavity as it reinforces the tooth, helps in achieving higher bond strengths, and minimizes the inclusion of air voids. 23 The pulp chamber was used for increasing the surface area for composite resin bonding and without the use of post. Amir et al 24 showed that when endodontic therapy is required, the space provided by pulp chamber might be used as an inner reinforcement, thus avoiding any excess preparation of teeth.…”

Adhesive Reattachment of Maxillary Right Central Incisor fragment: A Conservative Approach

“…Flowable composites reinforces the tooth, helps in achieving high bond strength and also minimizes inclusion of voids. 13 Reattachment of the fractured fragment offers many advantages. Reattachment of a fragment to the fractured tooth provides better esthetics, as the tooth's original form, color and surface texture are maintained.…”

Reattachment of a Crown Fragment: An Immediate Esthetic Alternative

“…The ultimate goal of any dental emergency treatment is to reestablish normal tooth position together with normal function [5,6]. Numerous techniques to restore fractured crowns have emerged in the recent years [7].…”

“…Numerous techniques to restore fractured crowns have emerged in the recent years [7]. These modalities are different whether the fractured fragment is available and intact [2,6].…”

“…Indirect restoration techniques including stainless steel crowns, porcelain bonded crowns, or jacket crowns, and direct restoration with minimal preparation (using composite resin with acid etch adhesive techniques), are used when the tooth fragment is unfound or damaged [2,6].…”