Attaching a Fractured Tooth Fragment in Young Patients Using a Fiber Post: Clinical Case

Saturday, May 27, 2023

1:00 PM – 1:15 PM

Location: Sun Ballroom C1-3

Speaker(s)

RC

Rime Chraibi, DDS

DDS, Dental Résident
International faculty of dental medecin ,International University of Rabat
SA

Soukaina Abidi, DDS (she/her/hers)

dental resident
International Faculty of Dental Medicine of Rabat

Reconstructing damaged permanent teeth in pediatric dentistry can often challenging. When dealing with severely broken permanent teeth in children and young patients, fixed restorations should be delayed. In this case, an endodontic treatment with root anchorage is needed, such as fiber or quartz posts. Their properties are adapted to the anatomical and functional characteristics of the young patient's teeth. In this presentation we will show the benefits and protocol of using fiber posts and bonding the fractured fragment in pediatric dentistry.

Learning Objectives:

upon completion, participant will be able to conduct other treatment options for fractured tooth
upon completion, participant we be able to reproduce the clinical bonding protocol of fiber posts