Composite Restoration Supported with Fiber Post in Case Compl？cated Crown Fracture: A Case Report

Dental fractures which seen in the anterior region are the most common form of trauma in the permanent dentition. Such trauma causes the functional and aesthetic problems in the patient.In such cases, if excessive crown fractures has occured, the root canal treatment and the post application is needed to increase the retention. The evaluation of fiber posts, adhesive resins, cements and composite restoratives allows the rehabilitation of damaged endodontically treated teeth with greater esthetic and virtually no predisposition to root fracture. In this study describe to restoration of the crown damaged upper incisor tooth with glass fiber post and direct composite resin applications. Restoration of damaged endodontically treated teeth with fiber posts and direct resin composites conserves remaining tooth structures, results in good patient compliance, could be completed in the short term and cheaper treatment option than prosthetic restorations