Management of Tooth Trauma; Ellis Class II Fracture Case Report

Abstract

<p>Restoring a single fractured central incisor presents a significant challenge for restorative dentists, as the objective is to achieve an esthetic and natural-looking outcome. To accomplish this, it is essential to have a comprehensive understanding of composite layering techniques, meticulous application of tints and opaquers, accurate replication of incisal translucency, establishment of proper anatomical form, development of surface texture, and the application of an appropriate polish. Given the patient's young age and the preference for a conservative approach, direct composite resin was selected as the restorative material for this case. However, achieving an esthetically pleasing result is not the sole factor to consider; it is equally important to address functional aspects. This entails the development of a seamless and harmonious guidance pattern in both protrusive and lateral movements, which is critical for a successful restoration<br></p>