Introduction: Fractures of anterior tooth can sufficiently compromise the esthetics and functionality of the tooth and hinders future treatment plans. As such, treatment without delay is always desired by the patients. The prognosis of the tooth is crucial for the success of the treatment. A conservative and an optimal treatment modality which is preferred by clinicians is reattachment of the fractured segment to its primary site. Case Report: A 24-year-old male patient reported to our department with the chief complaint of broken tooth in the upper front tooth region. Considering the degree of fracture, the biological and esthetic aspects, we planned reattachment w.r.t 21,22. Root canal therapy and glass fibre reinforced composite post was planned followed by crown lengthening and reattachment of both the teeth. Results: The patient was followed up for one year and showed satisfactory results. Conclusion: This report highlights a case of coronal tooth fracture of a 24-year-old male that was effectively managed by tooth fragment reattachment procedure.