Biological restoration: rebirth of a primary tooth

Background: Changes in primary dentition morphology due to trauma or caries is a commonly encountered problem, and restoration is crucial part from esthetic, functional and psychological aspects. Several treatment modalities such as acrylic resin, composite restoration, strip crowns are available for restoration. Biological restoration is an alternative method for restoration. Objective: The purpose of this in vitro study is to present three different ways to use natural tooth material in an attempt for aesthetic rehabilitation. Methods: Freshly extracted primary teeth were used for this in vitro study. Samples were thoroughly scaled, polished and then stored in distilled water. Sample tooth was then mounted on wax block. Three different types of biological restorations as an alternative to conventional methods were made. Conclusion: Present in vitro study portrays restoration of primary anteriors using biological restoration.