a simple method for reconstruction of severely damaged primary anterior teeth
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Abstract
Restoration of severely decayed primary anterior teeth is often considered as a special challenge by pedodontists. This case report presents a 5-year-old boy with severely damaged maxillary right canine. Subsequent to root canal treatment, a reversed (upside-down) metal post was put into the canal and composite build-up was performed. This new method offers a simple, practical and effective procedure for reconstruction of severely decayed primary anterior teeth, which re-establishes function and esthetics for time the tooth should be present and functional in the child′s mouth.
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| Authors | ;Alireza Eshghi;Raha Kowsari Esfahan;Maryam Khoroushi |
| Journal | Mycoses |
| Year | 2011 |
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10.4103/1735-3327.86046
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