The dental trauma can be considered as a public health problem. The increased prevalence of anterior tooth fracture warrants a
most conservative approach for treatment of complicated tooth fracture. Currently, most common treatment option for partial
fracture is to remove the fragment followed by reattachment. The present case report describes a novel therapeutic approach for
reattachment of fragment without removing it. This systemic ultraconservative approach is simple and may help in minimal tooth
destruction with maximum preservation of original anatomy. The mobile fracture segment is first stabilized using splinting, followed
by endodontic treatment. The fracture fragment is reattached by keeping it intact and without extraction/removal. Follow up showed
satisfactory result.
Keywords: Reattachment, Fracture, Partial fracture, Trauma