Restoring Multiple Anterior Crown Fractures with Combined Technique using Direct Composite Layering and Glass - Fiber - Post : A Case Report with 5 yrs - Follow up

Young patients are often frequently involved in traumatic dental injuries. The most common type fracture in permanent anterior teeth is a crown fracture. Direct restorative procedures using composite and fiber posts can be an esthetic and conservative approach in the case of extended fracture of an anterior root-filled tooth with little remaining coronal tooth structure. Currently, prefabricated glass fiber posts present favorable failure mechanism which may protect the root from the fracture. This case report demonstrates how the management of multiple anterior crown fractures was performed combining technique using direct composite layering and glass-fiber-post. This provides a cost-effective treatment with the direct approach as an option to solve crown fractures involving the esthetic zone in young patients with successful outcome after five years.