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1GDP, Birmingham, UK. damianpanchal@gmail.com.
Abstract:
This case report describes conservative management of an uncomplicated enamel dentine crown fracture with tooth fragment reattachment. This time efficient technique allowed for achievement of an optimal aesthetic result with simultaneous patient and clinician satisfaction. The outright disadvantages of extensive restorative material usage are therefore largely avoided. The use of a minimal preparation and fracture line embracing technique using composite resin proved successful in this case.
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