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Early treatment of uncomplicated coronal fractures is crucial for both esthetic and prognostic reasons. Des-pite the importance of these procedures, current guidelines lack specificity in addressing the reattachment of tooth fragments. The present article aims to demonstrate the process of reattaching a fractured tooth fragment through a case report with detailed images, and to discuss the methodology used, including the critical use of isolation techniques and the introduction of modern advancements in composites and bonding systems.
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