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Artificial apical barrier technique for the management of blunder buss canals is being widely used in modern endodontics as compared to the conventional apexification using calcium hydroxide, which inturn is m uch time consuming. In addition to the current gold standard, MTA, a large number of novel materials are bein g studied and marketed world wide as pretty promising , effective , and less expensive alternatives for the sam e. This article describes the successful management of a traumatized and necrotic permanent maxillary central incisor with an open apex using artificial apical barrier technique with a novel endodontic material, Calcium Enriched Mixture ( CEM cement) in which remarkable healing of the periapical lesion could be achieved withi n 6 months. Key Word: Artificial Apical Barrier, Blunder Buss Canal, Calcium Enriched Mixture, CEM Cement

Apexification of a Traumatized Anterior Tooth with Calcium Enriched Mixture (CEM Cement) with one year follow up – A Case Report