Fix the broken tooth

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How can this tooth be fixed? Does it need to be leved or it can be fixed some other way? Pic attached Thanks.

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Dr. Muzaffer Hussain Parray

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Welcome It is easy. Go for composite build up

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Dr. Vineet Goel

Dentist 23 yrs exp Ghaziabad

First X ray of the concern tooth then either composite or rct followed by crowning.

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Dr. Soumya Bandhopadhyay Cosmetic/Aesthetic Dentist 22 yrs exp Kolkata · Accepted Answer

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Cosmetic/Aesthetic Dentist 22 yrs exp Kolkata

Light cure Composite restoration only provided there is no irreversible pulpal damage....if irreversible pulpal damage is present then RCT is required along with composite .

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