Fragment Reattachment and Intraradicular Splinting for a Complicated Crown-Root Fracture: A Case Report

This paper discusses the successful restoration of a challenging crown-root fracture involving an oblique fracture in the middle third of the root and complete fragment detachment. The treatment protocol began with the removal of the fractured crown fragments, followed by pulpectomy and the insertion of resin-cement fiber posts. After reattaching the separated fragments using resin cement, the patient was closely monitored for six months, with regular checkups revealing normal clinical and radiographic outcomes. This diligent follow-up continued for 24 months, resulting in a remarkable recovery.