Intra-radicular Rehabilitation of Tooth Using Composite Resin with Light Transmitting Post –A Case Report
Journal Title: Scholars Journal of Dental Sciences - Year 2015, Vol 2, Issue 1
Abstract
Abstract: This case report highlights the management of structurally compromised fractured anterior tooth. The canal was reinforced intraradicularly with flowable composite and light transmitting glass fibre post, rendering the endodontically treated root capable of supporting the post and core and thereby ensuring continued function of badly damaged tooth. Keywords: Intra- radicular rehabilitation, Glass fibre post, Flowable composite.
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Chandu GS, Hema BS, Hombesh MN, Dayanand Huddar
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