Vol. 4, Issue 3, Part B (2018)

Abstract: Rehabilitation of severely mutilated primary anterior teeth poses a special challenge to pediatric dentist. Primary anterior teeth are crucial to the esthetics as well as functional requirements like phonetics, mastication and neuromuscular balance in the child. This paper describes the restoration of severely decayed primary maxillary incisors using various types of posts followed by acrylic crowns in a 4 year old patient. Such a treatment modality restores the lost form and function and provides retention to the coronal restoration.