temporary aesthetic reconstruction of a fractured front tooth during endodontic treatment by means of a hallow post made in a dental office. a case study
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Abstract
A fractured front tooth at gum level triggers significant
changes in human physiognomy. If, in addition to
this, a chronic apical lesion occurs, the aesthetic treatment
is postponed in most cases. This article describes
the way in which we managed to temporarily restore the
aesthetic aspect of some patients with fractured superior
incisors and chronic apical lesions using a hollow post
made in the dental office.
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| Authors | ;Mona IONAS;T. IONAS |
| Journal | acs division of fuel chemistry, preprints |
| Year | 2012 |
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