PMC3703703_01
Intraoral view showing fractured maxillary left central incisor and the fragment attached by gingival tissue
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The second fracture fragment was mobile and attached to the gingival tissue [Figure 1].
Pre-operative intra oral periapical radiograph showing the extent of fracture line
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Intra oral periapical (IOPA) radiograph exhibited the extent of the fracture subgingivally [Figure 2].
Orthodontic appliance in place applying traction on the fractured tooth to facilitate extrusion
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Orthodontic traction was applied by a bracket fastened to the labial surface of the fractured tooth and elastics anchored to the orthodontic appliance [Figure 3].
Intraoral view after fracture fragment reattachment and polishing of composite resin restoration
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Final finishing and polishing of the margins and composite resin restoration was done using finishing burs and composite finishing kit (SHOFU, SHANK CA, PN 0306, Shofu Dental Corporation, USA) [Figures 4 and 5].
Post-operative intra oral periapical radiograph after root canal filling and fracture fragment reattachment along with restoration
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Final finishing and polishing of the margins and composite resin restoration was done using finishing burs and composite finishing kit (SHOFU, SHANK CA, PN 0306, Shofu Dental Corporation, USA) [Figures 4 and 5].