An alternative treatment approach and follow-up of bone development ongoing young patient with extremely substance lost in anterior insicor teeth: case report

Abstract

Objective: In this case report, endodontic and restorative treatment approaches have been reported in order to restore aesthetic and function in the lower and upper incisor teeth that have suffered from extreme material loss due to caries in a 14 year old patient.Case: A 14-year-old woman who applied to our clinic for the restoration of the caries in the anterior teeth was diagnosed with clinic and radiographic examination and the patient was required to undergo endodontic treatment for the teeth numbered 11,12,31,32 and 41. After the fiber post (TransLuma; BiscoInc.,Schaumburg, IL, ABD) treatment was applied to the teeth 11 and 12, direct restorations were made using self-etch adhesive (Clearfil SE Bond,Kuraray,Japonya) and composite material (Clearfil SE Bond, Kuraray, Japonya) since no prosthetic treatment was performed due to the age of the patient. The treatment of the caries in the other teeth of the patient was completed with the same composite material. Because of the necessity of follow-up of wide lesions on apicals of 31, 32, 41 which have no clinic crown, fiber-reinforced (Interlig; Angelus, Londrina, Brazilya) composite bridge performed as a long-term temporary restoration. The patient was given oral hygiene and was regularly checked every 6 months. Conclusion:In this type of case, we believe that restorative treatment can be an effective treatment option for aesthetic and functioning as well as prosthetic treatment in patients with ongoing bone development.