Abstract
Crown fractures are prevalent among children, and they cause major functional, aesthetic, and psychological issues. Clinicians must propose excellent aesthetics in the front section, as well as an explicit treatment strategy. Many cases require repeated reconstructions due to deteriorated findings over time. The most important goal among both children and their parents is to complete a promising repair that maintains its attractiveness and strength. This report presents a case of a permanent maxillary central incisor with an incisal crown fracture that was treated with composite resin repair.