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Hello and thank you for your question. The best way to answer this is by contacting Medicaid, because it can vary by state. Also, I recommend getting a consult with a Prosthodontist, who can discuss with you the different types of crowns to give you the best long-term results. A Prosthodontist is a dental specialist who has advanced training in restoring teeth and can create a customized treatment using the latest techniques in dental crowns.
I would recommend calling Medicaid to see what their policy is on that. As far as I know, a doctor can't charge a patient beyond what Medicaid pays. As such, a doctor most likely won't do anything beyond what Medicaid covers because they can get into a lot of trouble for going around those policies. It can very depending on what state you are in.
It's not unheard of the develop a cavity after having a crown placed. With anything unnatural being placed on a tooth, it's extra important to maintain great oral hygiene including flossing daily and fluoride rinses to prevent decay. Crowns, fillings, bridges, etc create areas for plaque and...
Hi:You can replace the existing caps with new caps, however, it might be best to find out why the teeth have moved.Best,Dr. Maddahi
Even thought temporary crowns over implants fit adequately, they still don't fit as well as permanent crowns do. Because of this, smells or funny tastes can be expected, but only while the temporary crown is on. This can be normal and is not alarming or problematic. Extra brushing and...
