Tooth fracture: fragment reattachment and cusp build-up
Fig. 1
Fracture of the lingual cusps due to trauma following fainting
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Fig. 2
The fractured portion of the tooth is extracted atraumatically; the fracture line is located on the root below the gingiva
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Fig. 3-4
Both the tooth fragment and the tooth are treated to allow the reattachment of the fragment to the tooth
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Fig. 5
The final result following the tooth fragment reattachment to the tooth and the reconstruction of the remaining portion of the lingual cusp
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Before After
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