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

Abstract

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.

Types, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Dental Fractures

“…This aligns with care's focus on conservative approaches using advanced materials and techniques. Therefore, dental practitioners must have an understanding of the types of dental fractures-how to diagnose them and what treatments are appropriate for each one (11,12). For example, cosmetic interventions may be needed for enamel fractures, while measures addressing sensitivity and preventing damage are necessary, for fractures.…”