Conservative management of a complicated crown-root fracture in multiple teeth by adhesive fragment reattachment: A case report

This paper introduces a treatment approach that leads to optimum biologic tissue preservation treated in a conservative manner using fractured fragment as a restorative material. A 21-year-old boy reported for the treatment of complicated crown root fracture in the right permanent maxillary central incisor and lateral incisor (#11 and 12, Federation Dentaire Internationale), the fractured fragments were retained and remained functional by the adhesive bonding of fibre post and the fractured fragment using the surgical intervention to preserve the biologic width. A two-year follow-up revealed retained bonded fragments with acceptable esthetics and sound periodontal health.