Reclaiming anterior space with a modified 2x3 appliance: A clinical case report

Tooth avulsion is a significant dental injury, frequently occurring in children aged 7 to 14 years. Early loss of anterior teeth affects esthetics, speech, and psychological health. Space loss caused by drifting of adjacent teeth is common. Although removable appliances depend heavily on patient compliance, fixed appliances such as the modified 2x3 provide improved control and comfort. This case report presents the use of fixed appliance therapy for space regaining, followed by rehabilitation with a flexible denture.