Broken incisors will be restored according to the pulp of the tooth. If the incisor defect is relatively small, it can be restored by direct filling or minimally invasive porcelain veneers. If the incisor defect is large and has involved the dental pulp, endodontic treatment is required, which is usually divided into 2-3 sessions, a process that basically takes about 10 days. After 10 days of regular endodontic treatment, a full crown is restored after the procedure, which takes 10-15 days, so it usually takes about 1 month to repair a broken incisor that has involved the endodontic treatment. During this process, the incisors have been subjected to external impact, part of the impact of dental shock, it should be noted that the anterior teeth in the treatment process can not go part of the gnawing function, to ensure that it is prohibited from the impact of jaw force.