The esthetic rehabilitation of misplaced dental arch after fracture of anterior maxillae: a case report.
BACKGROUND
In cases where the patient experiences trauma, the teeth may be fractured or a bone segment could be fractured causing misplaced teeth. Ceramic veneer restorations may be a solution for re-establishing the ideal position. The treatment of misplaced dental arch segment is presented and treatment options are discussed.


METHODS
A 30-years-old female Turkish patient had a history of a dentoalveolar trauma and a surgical operation. Her main complaints were about the unpleasant appearance of her anterior teeth. The maxillary anterior teeth were positioned labially and had irregularities in vertical position inharmonious with each other and the horizontal plane. The misplaced sector treated with minimally invasive dentin bonded porcelain laminate veneers.


CONCLUSIONS
Ceramic veneers can be a solution for patients with malpositioned anterior teeth even the situation is severe and excessive tooth reduction is needed.
Turkaslan
Suha
S
Department of Prosthodontics, Faculty of Dentistry, Suleyman Demirel University Isparta, 32200 Turkey. suhaturkaslan@yahoo.com
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