What are the options to replace my upper front teeth that got fractured due to trauma?

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I checked your attachments (attachments removed to protect the patient's identity). So far, 11 is concerned; it is to be removed. Teeth 21 and 22 have sound tooth structures, so these can be corrected either by simple composite build-up or RCT (root canal treatment) followed by crown placement. Whether filling can be done using composite or RCT followed by crown depends on whether teeth are vital or not. Because after trauma, sometimes the core of teeth or the pulp may die, termed non-vital teeth. So there is a need to do a vitality test by a dentist to confirm that. According to my clinical experience, you do not have to worry because there is a bridge system in dentistry that can be placed there instead of implants. Bridge also is a good option in your case, and it can remain for decades. However, if the mobility is too much, you may require bone grafting first, which can also be easily done by a dentist. So you need not worry. Consult a periodontist for further procedures. Thanks.