Immediate Replacement of Periodontally Compromised Teeth Using Natural Tooth Pontic
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This article reports a case who was treated with immediate replacement of periodontally compromised mandibular incisors using the extracted incisors as a natural tooth pontic. Following extraction and root resection of the mandibular incisors, radicular pulp was cleaned and filled with composite resin and then bonded to adjacent teeth with fiber reinforced composite resin. This is a simple, economical, and conservative chair-side technique for periodontally compromised teeth using the patient’s own extracted teeth and can be used as an interim or a definitive treatment.
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volume 6 issue 4
pages 135- 140
publication date 2018-01
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