Management of horizontal crown fracture caused by traumatic injury with endorestoration treatment

Zubaidah, Nanik

doi:10.20473/j.djmkg.v44.i3.p154-158

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“…Improvement on aesthetic appearance becomes increasingly important in today's modern dental practice. 21 This case showed that that tooth with complicated crown fracture due to trauma can be treated with endorestoration care not only to maintain the tooth as long as possible in the oral cavity, but also to restore the form, function and aesthetic of the tooth in accordance with stomatognatic system.…”

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Aesthetic treatment on anterior teeth crown fracture caused by dental trauma

Zubaidah

2012

Dent. J. (Majalah Kedokteran Gigi)

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Background: Complicated crown fracture is a tooth fracture that involve enamel, dentine and pulp. The incidence of complicated crown fracture ranges from 2% to 13% of all dental injuries and the most commonly involved teeth are the maxillary central incisors. Various treatment modalities are available depending on the clinical, physiological and radiographic examination of the involved teeth. Purpose: The aim of this case report is to present the management of crown fractures with pulpal exposure caused by traumatic injury, through endorestoration approach to reconstruct the shape and function of the teeth. Case: A 17 years old male with complicated crown fractures of anterior teeth #11 #21 and #22. The patient wish for aesthetic dental treatment in both of its form and function. Case management: Crown fractures of anterior teeth with exposed pulp caused by traumatic injury were reconstructed by endorestoration approach. The endodontic treatment with post and core insertion in the root canal which will increase its retention and porcelain fused to metal crown which will aesthetically recover its original form and function. After restoration the patient feel very glad and confident with the result. Conclusion: Endorestoration treatment on anterior teeth with complicated crown fractures and exposed pulp is able to recover the normal form, function and dental aesthetic in accordance with stomatognatic system and self confidence.

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Aesthetic treatment on anterior teeth crown fracture caused by dental trauma

Zubaidah

2012

Dent. J. (Majalah Kedokteran Gigi)

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“…60,61 Treatment options for the complicated crown fractures with the exposed pulp, include direct pulp capping, pulpotomy (vital pulp), pulpectomy (endodontic treatment) or extraction, depending on the amount of the exposed pulp, the time interval between the fracture and the clinical examination and the stage of the root development. 62,63 Overall, the outcome of TDIs is ranged from adequate to poor and new strategies and approaches are greatly needed.…”

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Novel trends, challenges and new perspectives for enamel repair and regeneration to treat dental defects

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“…[1], [2] Predisposing factors of dental trauma could be related to the person's anatomic features such as increased overjet, inadequate lip coverage of the anterior teeth, etc. [1], [3] Traumatic dental injuries are more prevalent in permanent than primary dentition, which maxillary incisors are more affected than mandibular incisors. [4] The global prevalence of traumatic dental injuries ranges from 6 to 37%.…”

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High Patient’s Acceptance of Maryland Bridge: A Minimal Procedure Following Dental Trauma

Kumalasari,

Saskianti,

Puteri

et al. 2023

International Journal of Scientific Advances

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Traumatic dental injuries are more prevalent in permanent than primary dentition, in which maxillary incisors are more affected. The global prevalence of traumatic tooth injuries ranges from 6 to 37%. According to one study, out of 1,657 schoolchildren (aged 5-8 years) surveyed, 2.7% had traumatic injuries to their anterior teeth. A completely knocked-out front tooth often occurs as a result of a traumatic dental injury, which produces psychological and functional distress for the patient and should be treated immediately. There are various treatment options such as reimplantation, removable partial dentures, or fixed dentures, which are often not applicable or inconvenient for the patient, especially in young patients where bone growth is ongoing. Therefore, a resin-bonded fixed partial denture such as Maryland bridge is a treatment option for young patients who needed a replacement for missing anterior teeth before their growth and development was fully complete.

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Management of horizontal crown fracture caused by traumatic injury with endorestoration treatment

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Aesthetic treatment on anterior teeth crown fracture caused by dental trauma

Aesthetic treatment on anterior teeth crown fracture caused by dental trauma

Novel trends, challenges and new perspectives for enamel repair and regeneration to treat dental defects

High Patient’s Acceptance of Maryland Bridge: A Minimal Procedure Following Dental Trauma

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