Reattachment of a Vertical Complicated Subgingival Crown Root Fracture in a 10-Year Old Child: A Case Report

Functional, esthetic and biologic restoration of a fractured incisor often presents a daunting clinical challenge. The outcome of conventionalcomposites, prosthodontic restorations in a young patients result in an uncertain longevity of the same. Reattachment of the fracturedfragment of a tooth helps in maintaining both morphology and esthetics in a growing child until the permanent long lasting solution issought after the complete development of the dentition and the jaws. Since fractured fragment exhibited no caries, not even negligibleloss of tooth structure and was adapting well to the remaining tooth structure when tried in, the reattachment of fractured fragment wasconsidered as a viable treatment option. This treatment option for complicated subgingival crown-root fracture depicts the involvementof periodontal surgical exposure, endodontic management and ultimately the fragment reattachment.