Prosthetic rehabilitation of traumatized maxillary anterior teeth using a digital workflow: a case report

Prosthetic rehabilitation of traumatized maxillary anterior teeth using a digital workflow: a case reportThe maxillary anterior region is critical for esthetics and function, requiring precise analysis and restoration when damaged by trauma.This case report presents the restorative process using a digital workflow for a patient with anterior trauma.A 22-year-old female exhibited fractures and extrusive luxation of maxillary central incisors, diagnosed with pulp necrosis.After endodontic treatment, intraoral and facial scans were performed, and provisional and definitive restorations were digitally designed.Various shade-matching techniques were employed to achieve natural esthetics.The definitive prosthesis improved harmony between the incisal edge and lower lip, as well as tooth axis, length, and zenith position, fulfilling the patient's esthetic demands.This case suggests that combining digital technology and gingivectomy with a minimally invasive approach enables esthetic and functional restoration of the maxillary anterior region.(