A multidisciplinary approach for the restoration of a crown-root fracture with the involvement of supracrestal attached tissues: a case report with 7 year follow up

Restoration of crown-root fractures with the involvement supracrestal attached tissues represents difficulties for clinicians, as these types require a multidisciplinary approach adequate treatment and successful prognosis. Depending on location fracture, different approaches, such periodontal crown lengthening procedures, rapid orthodontic or surgical root extrusion tooth extraction followed by fragment reattachment, direct composite restorations, veneers, have been indicated. This case report describes management long-term follow-up reattachment fracture using unidirectional fiber reinforcement after lengthening. Clinical radiographic examinations reattached 7 years revealed favourable functional, physiological, aesthetic outcomes healthy surrounding structures, showing success approach.