Reattachment techniques for tooth fragments present several advantages over restorations obtained with composite resin systems; better and long-lasting esthetics, improved function, a positive psychosocial response, and faster and less complicated procedures. The clinical cases are presented to describe a treatment modality that restores, through the attachment of the dental fragment, the esthetics and Function of anterior teeth in which fracture has invaded the biologic width. These procedures should be considered experimental surgery, not standard treatment.