Dental Crown: Stories
Write a ReviewVeneers Vs. Crowns on Front Two Teeth - Philadelphia, PA
- tmclifford
- updated 1 year ago
- Not Worth It
- Cost: $2,100
- Philadelphia, PA
Based upon reviews and consultation with local...
- 11 Jul 2011
Based upon reviews and consultation with local dentist, I would not put a two crowns on two front where one tooth is dead, rather than one crown covering both teeth. Separate crowns for each tooth would be necessary with wide larger posts put into dead tooth. Better to do separate crown for each tooth and and only then bridge if needed. May not even be necessary. If I had to do it again, I would NOT have put veneers on my front teeth so I recommend that everyone think this through carefully. Rather, I would have had a crown put on only the dead tooth. Dentist talked me into veneers on two front teeth. Please think through before having done.
I just completed having two crowns put on my front...
- 19 Oct 2011
Great review?
My Doctor: name not provided
My rating:
Since I didn't name the doctor, I didn't answer the specific questions, however, my overall comment is that just because a dentist adds the work "cosmetic" to their name (or did some work in their residency) does not necessarily make them a cosmetic dentist. Be forewarned. There is actually an Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry which has pretty strict exams written and clinical)
Thanks so much for clarifying what you had done!
I'm glad to hear you are happy with your results now. :)
Thanks for the review!
Sorry to hear you were less than thrilled with the outcome of your veneers. I'm a bit confused, and wanted to see if you could help me understand, did you get crowns done or just veneers? It sounds like you had one good tooth you wish you had just left alone but felt talked into doing a veneer on it anyway, is that correct?