Dallas Dental Crown doctors
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Greg Lutke, DDS
Dallas Cosmetic Dentist
5045 Lorimar Dr. #110, Plano |
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Lorin F. Berland, DDS
Dallas Cosmetic Dentist
2100 Ross Avenue #960, Dallas |
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Gregory Allen Kerbel, DDS
Dallas Cosmetic Dentist
3260 Southern Drive Suite A, Garland |
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Charles Medearis, DDS
Dallas Cosmetic Dentist
1902 Country Club Dr. , Carrollton |
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Daniel B. Strader, DDS
Dallas Cosmetic Dentist
8222 Douglas Ave. Suite 810, Dallas |
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Recent Answers
I recently had 5 crowns put on my top front teeth. Three of the teeth were chipping quite often so the dentist said I should get crowns on all 5 so they would match. One tooth broke off after one month; another broke off after 3 months, another broke off yesterday. I've had to have root canals and new crowns on the first two. Now I'm wondering whether to get another crown on the 3rd one. I'm worried it will just break off again. Do dentists have to guarantee their work?
Actually, the State Dental Board will not permit a dentist to "guarantee" their work, at least in Texas. Most dentists have some type of warranty all the same.
But the real issue is why were your teeth chipping even before the crowns, as well as after? You should not spend any more money on those front teeth until you know why you continue to have problems there. Probably back teeth are either missing or worn down too short, putting too much pressure on the front teeth.
You should seek out a dentist with post-graduate training not only in cosmetic dentistry, but neuromuscular dentistry, to find out why your bite makes your teeth keep breaking.
