Treatment of fractured maxillary anterior teeth in the young patient with Cerec composite partial veneers. A case report

Children with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder ADD/ ADHD are often difficult to be treated. If the anterior teeth have to be treated in case of trauma, the patient and the therapist quickly come to their limits. In the present case, with the help of the Cerec and composite partial veneers, an attempt was made to divide the treatment into two relatively short treatment periods for the patient. The two phases were interrupted by a longer construction and grinding phase. The composite partial veneers showed acceptable aesthetics. The patient and the parents experienced the three-phase Cerec treatment as very pleasant and less stressful than other treatments, and were highly satisfied with the restorations. A long-term prognosis cannot be made at the present time, the clinical studies are missing.