Depends: Depends on the tooth and the severity of the fracture. Also depends on the "mindset" of the patient and dentist. -- meaning a patient with a tooth fracture may choose to repair a tooth with resin due to a variety of reasons: such as cost, longevity of the tooth, possibly they have no tooth opposing the fractured tooth so it will not be under heavy bite forces to name a few.
Answered 12/10/2013
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Crown is stronger: Assuming that the tooth is restorable, a crown/cap/cover over the entire tooth would be stronger than a resin filling.
Answered 9/13/2014
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