Traumatic injuries of the upper central incisors are one of the most common dental traumas and as a major aesthetic and functional deficiency require adequate restoration. The choice of therapeutic medium primarily depends on the type of traumatic injuries and the clinical picture, but also on the ability and knowledge of the therapists. Different therapeutic options composite materials come into consideration in making a composite filling; use of composite root canal posts and use of various types of composite splint for the purpose of immobilization of traumatized teeth. If it is about fracture of the crown which does not require the creation of additional retention using a root canal posts, the tooth is sufficient to restore with composite filling. Is it about fracture of the crown, which requires making additional retention for the final superstructure the treatment that must be done is the use of root canal posts. When trauma involves injury of periodontal ligament it is necessary to immobilize the teeth in order to provide the possibility of recovery of the periodontium. Here comes into account a wire-composite splint, composite splint without tooth preparation and composite splint with cavity preparation and also use Ribbond fiber. One of the most important things you need to focus attention during the restoration of the maxillary central incisor is aesthetics. Restoration of the tooth has to look completely natural and thus restore confidence and the smile on the face of the patient.