Regaining the Confidence by Reattaching the Tooth Fragment –A Case Report

Abstract Traumatic dental injuries generally impair patients' quality of life and have an effect on their physical, mental, and social well-being. Crown fractures in the maxillary anterior teeth account for the majority of dental injuries reported, particularly in preschoolers and teenagers. In cases where the fractured segment is accessible and closely approximates the remaining tooth, reattaching the tooth fragment should be the initial treatment option instead of using a composite restoration because it preserves the natural appearance, functional success, and inherent tooth structure. This case report presents the management of a complicated tooth fracture of maxillary right central incisor treated endodontically, followed by post and core, reattachment of the same fragment.