Table 1: All the questions of the survey and the number of responses is seen in percentage.

Questions Options Percentage of Respondents
1) Have you encountered Ellis class 2 fracture in your dental practice? Yes (67.5)
No (15.3)
Sometimes (17.2)
2) Which is the most commonly encountered age group presenting with dental trauma in your practice? Toddler (1-2 years) (1.4)
Pre-schooler (3-5 years) (12.2)
School aged Child (6-10 years) (43.6)
Adolescence (11-17 years) (28.6)
Adults (18-40 years) (12.5)
Others – Population above the age of 40 years (1.7)
3) Incidence of Ellis Class 2 Fracture is seen most commonly in which population? Male (85.8)
Female (14.2)
4) Which is the most commonly used clinical aid in the case of Ellis Class 2 Fracture? Radiographs (31.9)
Mobility Tests (16.7)
Palpation and Percussion Tests (37.5)
Pulp Sensitivity Test (13.9)
5) Which of the following diagnostic aid do you most commonly use in the case of Ellis Class 2 Fracture? Visual Inspection only (12.8)
Visual Inspection and Tactile examination (51.1)
Pulp Sensitivity Tests (29.4)
Transillumination Tests (6.7)
6) Which pulp sensitivity test do you think will be accurate for the diagnosis of Ellis Class 2 Fracture? Heat Test (23.3)
Cold Test (35.3)
Electric Test (38.3)
Test Cavity (3.1)
7) According to you, do you think vitality tests show accurate results when a patient presents to immediately with Dental Trauma? Yes (34.2)
No (31.7)
Sometimes (34.2)
8) Do you think there is a chance of pulp necrosis when a patient presents to you with Ellis Class 2 Fracture? Yes (38.1)
No (19.7)
Sometimes (42.2)
9) Which of the following is the most preferred treatment option to you in managing and Ellis Class 2 Fracture? Conventional Restorations (47.2)
Full Veneer Crowns (12.8)
Reattachment of fractured tooth segments (23.3)
Root Canal Treatment (15.6)
Extraction (1.1)
10) Which type of composites do you most commonly use in your dental practice? Conventional/Midfill Composites (41.1)
Microfill Composites (20)
Hybrid Composites (21.9)
Nanofill Composites (14.2)
Others – Recent advancements such as microhybrid composites (2.8)
11) What are the different isolation methods used in your practice for Ellis Class 2 Fracture? Cotton Roll Isolation (35)
Suction Tips and ejectors (31.4)
Rubber Dam (31.7)
None (1.9)
12) Do you use PTFE Tape in your practice? Yes (18.1)
No (20.3)
Sometimes (38.1)
Never used (23.6)
13) In your experience, what do you think is the longevity of composite restorations in Ellis Class 2 Fracture? 1-2 years (10.8)
3-5 years (42.2)
6-8 years (33.3)
14) How often does patients present to you with a fractured tooth segment? Above 8 years (13.6)
Most of the time (33.6)
Sometimes (57.8)
Never (8.6)
15) What is the prognosis/success rate of the reattachment of the tooth segment? Good prognosis (38.1)
Fair prognosis (49.7)
Poor prognosis (2.2)
16) Which reattachment technique do you most commonly follow? Enamel Beveling followed by luting the segment (47.2)
Internal Enamel grooving followed by luting the segment (20)
Internal Dentin grooving followed by luting (18.6)
Over contouring the reattached segment (6.9)
Simple reattachment only (7.2)
17) Why is bevel placement necessary for the reattachment procedure? Improves the bonding surface (26.9)
Reduces the microleakage (10.6)
Removing the unsupported Enamel (10.8)
Aesthetics (7.8)
All the above (43.9)
18) Which material do you most commonly use for the adhesion of the fractured tooth segment? Light Cure Composites (60)
Chemically cured Composites (16.1)
Resin modified GIC/Luting GIC (18.9)
Dental adhesivesonly (5)
19) Do you use dental adhesives in combination with a luting agent for tooth reattachment technique? Yes (40)
No (26.7)
Sometimes (33.3)
20) Which etching technique do you most commonly use? Etch and Rinse, Total etch 2 Step technique (67.5)
Self- Etch Technique (21.1)
Selective Etch Technique (11.4)
21) How long is the etching process carried out? 20 sec for Enamel, 1 sec for Dentin (22.8)
30 sec for Enamel, 1 sec for Dentin (30)
20 sec for Enamel, 2 sec for Dentin (28.1)
30 sec for Enamel, 2 sec for Dentin (16.4)
Others (2.8)
22) In your practice, how long do you cure the bonding agent after application? 5 secs (10.8)
10 secs (31.9)
15 secs (36.1)
20 secs (21.1)
23) Does RCT show a better success rate for the management of Ellis Class 2 Fracture? Yes (35.6)
No (21.9)
Sometimes (42.5)