Single Sitting Endodontic Management of Complicated Crown Root Fracture of Maxillary Incisor with a Fibre Post- A Case Report
Journal Title: Journal of Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences - Year 2018, Vol 4, Issue 1
Abstract
Abstract Dental traumatic injuries occur in 2-5% of the cases, most commonly involving the maxillary incisors. The resultant traumatic injuries cause immediate disfigurement resulting in unappealing aesthetics which can make an individual psychologically depressed and socially restrained. A fractured tooth or a malposed tooth can give an individual a reason to feel conscious about oneself. With the advancement in cosmetic dentistry and endodontics, the aforementioned plethora of esthetic woes can be changed and restored to more desirable form. Treatment protocol will depend on a number of factors which are:- preservation of natural tooth structure, patient’s expectations and the expertise of the treating doctor. The present case report emphasizes on immediate aesthetic management of crown root fracture with a fibre post followed by composite restoration; all aimed at providing the ‘Perfect Smile’.
Authors and Affiliations
Devika Singh, Priya Gupta, Navin Mishra, A. K. Sharma, Sanjay Kumar, Ashish Pranab
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