<div>Treatment planning and therapy of a severely compromised two-rooted
maxillary central incisor</div><div>Short/ running title: Two-rooted maxillary central incisor</div><div>Full name of the author: Andreas Krokidis DDS, Msc, Phd</div><div>National and Kapodestrian University of Athens, Department of
Endodontics</div><div>Addresses of author: 77 Vas Sofias avenue, 11521, Athens, Greece,
+306945659915</div><div>Correspondence information: Andreas Krokidis. endokrokidis@gmail.com</div><div>Abstract:</div><div>This case report presents the diagnosis, treatment planning, and therapy
of a two-rooted maxillary central incisor. A 21-year-old female was
referred for treatment of a severely compromised tooth #21. Clinical
and radiographic evaluation with periapical radiographs and cone-beam
computed tomography (CBCT) revealed the presence of a two-rooted central
incisor with significant bone loss. Root canal therapy was performed.
Two years post-operatively, the tooth was fully functional, with
complete healing of the periapical tissues. Root canal treatment with
meticulous treatment planning is a valid option even in most complicated
and compromised cases.</div><div>Keywords: Two rooted central incisor, CBCT, Root canal treatment</div>