PMC5035439_01
Preoperative Photographs and Radiograph. A, Preoperative photograph of both fractured maxillary central incisors; B, Preoperative radiograph revealing fracture of both maxillary central incisors; C, Removed fractured fragment of left maxillary incisor; D, Left maxillary incisor after removal of fractured fragment.
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The right central incisor had complicated vertical and oblique fractures, and the fragments were retained, attached to the soft tissues (Figure 1A). Exposed pulp was examined clinically and was confirmed radiographically (Figure 1B). The fractured fragment of the right central incisor was removed (Figure 1C and D).
Operative and Postoperative Photographs and Radiograph. A and B, Reattachment of fractured fragment of left central incisor; C, Post space preparation and post placement of right central incisor; D, Postoperative radiograph; E, Postoperative photograph; F, Clinical examination done at follow-up after 5 years and 4 months revealed a stable reattachment of the fragment and good esthetics.
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AG, Schaan/Liechtenstein). An appropriately sized post was cemented using dual-cure composite resin cement (Multi-Link Automix, Ivoclar Vivadent AG, Schaan/Liechtenstein) (Figure 2C) .The core build-up was subsequently done using Luxacore (DMG Dental Avenue India), a dual cured core build-up material. The post and core were checked for the absence of mobility, and a radiograph was taken (Figure 2D). The restoration after final finishing was checked for occlusal harmony (Figure 2E).