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At the clinical and radiological examination, the possibility of a conservative approach is excluded due to the total lack of healthy dental tissue to construct the ferula. It is executed the technique of modified intentional replantation, followed by a rehabilitative phase. After 16 months of follow-up, it can be appreciated the stability of the hard and soft tissue, the lack of pathological probing or symptomatology, and radiographically there is no evidence of bone or root resorption. The modified intentional replantation can be a valid alternative to the surgical lengthening of the clinical crown, to the orthodontic extrusion or to the surgical extrusion. This variation allows obtaining an apical stop during the replanting phase, which contributes to the stabilization of the element. 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