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Preservation of fractured maxillary central incisors in an adolescent: report of case.

A patient had fractures of the maxillary central incisors that extended lingually beneath the crest of the bone and exposed the pulps. The patient’s dentist consulted with an oral surgeon who recommended endodontic treatment. After this was completed, the patient was referred to a pedodontist. Because of the complexity of the problem, he called on another general practitioner whose practice was devoted to reconstructive and cosmetic dentistry to complete the restorative procedures.