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Loss of anterior teeth due to trauma necessitates an immediate treatment because of negative functional, esthetic, phonetic and psychological effects on children. There are several treatment modalities. Fiber-reinforced composite resins (FRC) have become a preferred option, since they offer minimally invasive, esthetic and cost-effective metal-free prosthetic restoration. Elimination of a second visit, easier application procedure, absence of the risk of metal allergy, easiness of cleaning and naturalness feel are the other advantages. Adhesive bridges with FRC to replace missing teeth can be created using extracted tooth, acrylic resin and composite resin material by using direct technique intraorally or indirect technique extra orally. This clinical report presents two cases in which FRC fixed partial prosthesis were successfully used to restore anterior edentulous spaces by using a natural tooth and a composite crown as a pontic by an easier indirect fabricating method in children.

Treatment of Pediatric Patients with Lost Anterior Teeth Due to Trauma: A Report of Two Cases on Alternative, Practical and Temporary Approaches