Volume 5 Issue 3 (May – June, 2019)

Case Reports

Composite Build up by Indirect Technique (Template Technique)
Aniyo R, Kaur G, Neha

Anterior teeth fracture is one of the most common phenomenon in young children and in adolescent. A thorough knowledge and protocol should be followed for accurate placement of the esthetic restoration in maxillary central incisor. Crown fracture in permanent teeth effects not only the appearance of the patient but also function and speech gets effected. This case report describes the restoration of the uncomplicated fractured maxillary central incisors, which requires less chair side time and economical for the patients.
Key words: Crown fracture, Esthetic restoration, Uncomplicated fractured maxillary central incisor.   

Received: 10 April, 2019                                    Revised: 22 April, 2019                             Accepted: 24 April, 2019

Corresponding author: Dr. Aniyo R, Postgraduate Student, Department of  Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry, Maharaja Ganga Singh Dental College and Research Centre, Sriganganagar, Rajasthan, India

 

This article may be cited as: Aniyo R, Kaur G, Neha. Composite Build up by Indirect Technique (Template Technique). Int J Res Health Allied Sci 2019; 5(3):97-99.

 
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