Management Of Complicated Crown Fracture By Reattachment With Super Bond: A Case Series

ABSTRACT

Coronal fracture of teeth is a prevalent form of dental trauma. Mainly it affects anterior teeth due to accidental injury, but sometimes posterior teeth may also get affected. The immediate restoration of the original fractured segment not only offers an alternative treatment in the emergency but also restores patient’s emotional and functional problem. Reattachment of the fractured fragment, if it is available can provide excellent and long-lasting esthetics because it maintains tooth original contour, anatomy, and surface texture. If fracture line is subgingival, then one of the main problems during reattachment is isolation. Super bond is a new adhesive material which can be used successfully to stabilize the fragment even if the isolation is compromised. This article reports on the treatment of three coronal fractures at various levels by fiber post and a new adhesive material, Super bond