Reabilitação estético-funcional imediata por meio de prótese adesiva direta autógena provisória por avulsão dentária - relato de caso

Abstract

Dental trauma, especially in the anterior region, represents one of the main demands in emergency dental care, with significant aesthetic, functional, and psychosocial repercussions. This study aimed to report and discuss the use of a direct autogenous adhesive prosthesis of provisional character as a restorative alternative in cases of tooth avulsion. It is a clinical case report in which, after the traumatic avulsion of the maxillary left central incisor, an atraumatic extraction was performed followed by the use of the patient’s natural crown, which underwent extraoral endodontic treatment and was fixed with a fiberglass post and composite resin. The technique allowed immediate restoration of aesthetics and masticatory function, as well as preservation of the alveolus for future implant placement, satisfactorily addressing both clinical and emotional needs. The results demonstrate that the direct autogenous adhesive prosthesis, even as a provisional approach, is a conservative, accessible, and highly aesthetic solution, proving to be a viable option in emergency situations and in cases requiring rapid and efficient provisional rehabilitation.