I have needed a decent bit of dental work done. I found a great dentist, but they were expensive. After having some work done by them, I ended up switching to a dentist that was closer and more cost effective. The crown work by the new dentist was awful, I constantly had food getting stuck and it looked bad. I have been dizzy, nauseous and exhausted for a few months and after having loads of tests done with my physician and no answers, I am wondering if it could relate to the crown
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Clear aligners should not cause any issues on a sound tooth whether or not the tooth had a root canal. Crowning a single tooth is possible, but comes with limitations on symmetrical tooth shade compared to its adjacent teeth. This is why I typically advise pairing a single front smile tooth...
Hello! Hope you're doing well. So crowns have a 1-2 mm thickness when made and in order to account for that thickness a small amount of healthy tooth structure has to be removed to make it possible. It is common to make adjustments to the crown or tooth at the time of delivery to get the most...
The dentist will simply clean the inside of your crown and any excess glue left on the crown. Make sure the area is dry from saliva. Place a resin modified cement in the crown. Place the crown. Light cure for 20 seconds on each side. Remove excess cement. Floss and dismiss. Dentist may etch or...