Are my crowns too short & how to mask dark tooth under crown? (Photo)

Removal of old crowns, scanning or impressing the teeth and replacing the crowns with temporary crowns can be a one-appointment process. If the dentist who works on you has a milling machine, it can theoretically all be done in one visit. You should have minimal or no sensitivity/pain thereafter...

You can eat whatever you want with your crowns. This is the rationale behind crowns. If the treatment is done ideally, you don't have to be in panic

Hello, it takes between 3 and 6 months for the bone to form at the root tip in teeth with apical resection, and the tooth should not be exposed to any trauma or force during this period. Therefore, if you are going to have a permanent restoration, I recommend you to wait

Hello, in such cases, crown lengthening operation has a slightly lower success rate than dental implant treatment. In both operations, there may be various discomforts related to the surgical procedure, such as pain edema, but in crown lengthening, the junction point of the roots, which we call...

Hello. As far as I can see from the photos, crowna on your upper two central incisor teeth are slightly darker than the other teeth. In such cases, it is possible to obtain the same color by renewing the prosthesis, this problem can be easily solved with a correct laboratory phase.

You probably know us dentists' answers will be not to smoke at all! That being said, smoking shouldn't affect the teeth, but may discolor the temporary material faster than it would a natural tooth or a permanent restoration. Smoking weed also may significantly lower your pain tolerance...