Introduction: Cesarean section is the delivery of an infant (live or dead) through an abdominal incision after the period of viability. An incomplete uterine rupture, also referred to as uterine dehiscence, is defined as a clinically occult and incomplete disruption that does not lead to any serious neonatal or maternal consequences. Case report: This is a case report of a pregnant women with previous 1 cesarean section, with silent scar dehiscence found accidental on repeat cesarean section, and its successful management during the procedure. Conclusion: Uterine scar dehiscence when detected early can be prevented from progressing further to scar rupture. Prompt decision making and skilled surgical repair may aid in reducing the incidence of such complications.