Trauma with an accompanying fracture to the Hunting Jackets anterior teeth gives an agonizing experience for a young individual due to the physical disfigurement and the psychological impact that is imposed on them.This paper reports a case of complicated crown-root fracture in a young child that was treated by extra-oral fragment reattachment followed by the intentional reimplantation.The tooth was endodontically-treated followed by the placement of fiber-reinforced composite post.
The fragments were reattached extra orally following an atraumatic extraction.The tooth was then reimplanted back into Lacrosse Chest Protector the socket followed by splinting.Clinical results were successful after 2 years.
This case report demonstrates the importance of modifying a treatment protocol to maintain esthetics up to the completion of the developmental period.