Restoring Esthetics in Traumatic Tooth Fractures with all Ceramic Restorations following Endodontic Therapy: A Series of Cases
Journal Title: People's Journal of Scientific Research. - Year 2012, Vol 5, Issue 2
Abstract
Earlier Metal ceramic crowns were the restorations of choice in the management of traumatic tooth fractures. However, the inherent drawbacks of metal ceramic restorations and the development of newer all ceramic alternatives have resulted in superior esthetic and functional management of these clinical situations. The following case series describes the anagement of traumatic tooth fractures with Zirconia based all ceramic restorations following endodontic therapy.
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Mainak Saha, Superna Saha
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