PMC5360815_01
(A) Carious broken primary anterior tooth # 51; (B) caries excavation followed by blocking of undercuts and tooth preparation; (C) selection of strip crown; (D) loading the strip crown with temporization material; (E) strip crown teared off, crown prepared; (F) cemented crown, immediate postoperative esthetics
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The first case was a 4-year-old male patient who reported with a chief complaint of carious 51 (Fig. 1A). This is done similar to the strip-composite technique (Fig. 1C). Loaded strip crowns were then placed on the prepared tooth within 45 seconds and removed while the material is still in elastic stage (1.30-2.20 minutes after start of mixing) (Fig. 1D). Germany). Good immediate esthetic results were achieved along with the good satisfaction among parents (Fig. 1F).
Esthetic rehabilitation of two cases of carious broken anterior teeth
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Figures 2A to D and 3A to D show the esthetic rehabilitation of two cases of carious broken and traumatized primary anterior teeth respectively.
Esthetic rehabilitation of two cases of broken and traumatized primary anterior teeth
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Figures 2A to D and 3A to D show the esthetic rehabilitation of two cases of carious broken and traumatized primary anterior teeth respectively.