An adult patient has trauma to teeth #7, #8, #9, and #10 with pulp exposure. What is the most appropriate definitive treatment?

Correct answer: C. Zirconia crowns

• A. ❌ Direct composite is the immediate/emergency restoration after pulp therapy, but NOT the definitive long-term restoration for multiple traumatized anterior teeth.
• B. ❌ PFM is a reasonable option but zirconia is preferred for anterior esthetics, especially in younger patients.
• C. ✅ Correct. Multiple anterior teeth with pulp exposure (requiring RCT) and significant structural loss from trauma are best restored definitively with zirconia crowns — superior strength, esthetics, and biocompatibility.
• D. ❌ Veneers require adequate tooth structure and enamel bonding surface, not suitable when significant coronal tissue is lost.