Minimally invasive and aesthetic rehabilitation of missing maxillary anterior teeth with indirect fiber reinforced composite bridge: A case report

Missing anterior teeth is still a common problem affecting the patient's psychological and social life. Fiber Reinforced Composite (FRC) bridge promising alternative treatment to replace missing teeth. The indirect FRC method can be solution reduce chairside time optimize aesthetics. Patients with maxillary central incisors were planned for treatment. Reduction of palatal abutment area (maxillary canines) using diamond bur taking impressions two-step putty wash technique. Fabrication bridges by an in laboratory polyethylene fiber composite resin. insertion procedure starts surface etching (37% Phosphoric Acid) on reduced area. was cemented self-adhesive resin cement. Indirect provides results high esthetics maximally preserves tooth tissue. It minimally invasive tissue, so it showed satisfaction this