Reattachment of subgingival complicated fractures of anterior teeth

Akhtar, Saleem; Bhagabati, Nilav; Srinivasan, Raghu; Bhandari, SK

doi:10.1016/j.mjafi.2014.09.010

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“…Tooth mobility and percussion tests were used as diagnostic tests in six 13,15,22,25,28,29 and two articles, 13,29 respectively. In ten of the included articles, only a single straight angled pre‐operative intra‐oral periapical (IOPA) radiograph was taken for the assessment of the extent of fracture 10,12–15,22–25,27 . In addition to an IOPA, an orthopantomograph (OPG) 29 and a soft tissue radiograph 26 were taken in one article each.…”

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“…With regard to the exposure of the fracture, the following procedures were done: mucoperiosteal flap surgery in eight articles, 10,14–16,24,26,28,29 mucoperiosteal flap surgery with osteoplasty and osteotomy in five articles, 10,15,16,28,29 and only gingivectomy in four articles 12,15,23,25 . However in three articles, exposure of the fracture was not done 13,22,27 …”

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“…Pulp preservation as a treatment option was carried out (direct pulp capping with calcium hydroxide) in only one article 14 whereas, in the remaining 13 articles, endodontic treatment was carried out 10,12,13,15,16,22–29 . A post was described as a treatment option in 11 articles 10,12,13,15,22–27,29 . Details regarding the type of post, adhesive strategy for bonding of the post and reattachment of the fragment, and the intermediate materials used for reattachment in the articles are described in Figures 4 and 5.…”

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“…Retention boxes 12,27 and grooves 13,22 were mentioned as preparation in two articles each and a post‐hole, 26 small hole, 15 dentine removal 25 , small recess 23 , and internal notch 10 in one article each. After reattachment, additional preparation was done on the margins of the approximating surfaces in the form of a groove in four articles 13,14,22,24 and a double chamfer in one article 25 . Another article did not mention the type of beveling done 23 .…”

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“…Three articles did not mention the gender of the patient. 13,16,22 Seven articles were from India, 12,13,[22][23][24][25][26] two each from Turkey 15,27 and Brazil 14,16 and one each from Portugal, 28 Bangladesh, 10 and Malta 29 (Table 4).…”

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Fragment reattachment after complicated crown‐root fractures of anterior teeth: A systematic review

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Crown-root fractures (CRF) involve enamel, dentin, and cementum and they account for 5% of all dental injuries in permanent teeth. 1,2 Depending on pulp involvement, these injuries may be classified as uncomplicated (without pulp exposure) or complicated (with pulp exposure). 1 The majority of dental traumatic injuries affect the maxillary anterior teeth causing aesthetic, functional, psychological, and

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Fragment reattachment after complicated crown‐root fractures of anterior teeth: A systematic review

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Attach the detached to preserve the existing natural tooth by the man-made base

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Faizuddin

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Traumatic dental injuries are most commonly seen in children and teenagers, especially in the anterior teeth. The ultimate goal of any dental treatment is to reestablish the lost tooth form and function. Numerous procedures have been proposed in the past in which there was considerable loss of remaining sound tooth structure. However, with recent technologies, the minimally invasive procedure is dominating. One such procedure is to reattach the fractured fragment to reestablish the biological form and function of the tooth. Thus, in this section, two case reports on managing complicated crown fractures were discussed, where restoration of anterior teeth with the available tooth fragment was supported with fiber post. As this procedure helps to provide life like appearance of the tooth by restoring anatomy and esthetics, it even adds to psychological stability of the patient.

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Ultraconservative and Aesthetic Approach for Rehabilitation of Complicated Crown Fracture of Tooth

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Dental trauma is well considered to be a general health issue. The prevalence of tooth fracture in the anterior region looks for a conservative approach to treatment. Currently, a novel and ultraconservative approach is the most popular treatment option for the rehabilitation of the fractured tooth. Fragment removal and proper repositioning followed by retention of the tooth's fragments using adhesive techniques provides added benefits such as aesthetics, restoration of surface gloss, function, shape, and texture, as well as maintaining the tooth's position and original morphology. Satisfactory results with less tooth destruction and utmost original anatomy preservation were seen during follow-ups. This approach is seen to be ultraconservative, safe, and pleasing aesthetically. However, careful planning, preoperative assessment, and case selection are the prerequisites in order to attain a favourable prognosis for the long term.

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Reattachment of subgingival complicated fractures of anterior teeth

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References 8 publications

Fragment reattachment after complicated crown‐root fractures of anterior teeth: A systematic review

Fragment reattachment after complicated crown‐root fractures of anterior teeth: A systematic review

Attach the detached to preserve the existing natural tooth by the man-made base

Ultraconservative and Aesthetic Approach for Rehabilitation of Complicated Crown Fracture of Tooth

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