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Hi Troy from Baton Rouge! The chip is very small and, yes, insurance will cover the bonding so fix the tooth. If you have had this problem before you may want the dentist to check your bite to make sure that is not the cause of the chipped tooth. Find a good dentist and get this taken care so it does not get bigger!
This is a minor repair and should be covered under insurance. The cost will vary based on your dentist's fees.
That is a very common tooth to chip. It usually occurs because of your bite and happens at night while your sleeping. Fixing it is easy and should not be more than around 2-3 hundred dollars. The tricky part is to make sure you can't chip it again because of your bite. That may need to be addressed as well.
A post and core is used to rebuild the structure that you have lost of the tooth so that you can be restored with a bridge. Unfortunately, as an oral surgeon, I can tell you that because of the way crown and bridges are made, it's an imperfect process at some point you will lose the cement...
The chips on the edges of your front teeth can be restored using bonding. It can be applied and restore your teeth in a short amount of time and provide with good esthetics. The space can be corrected with the application of the same material. However I recommend for you to consider...
Hi from Reedley, CA! You have chipped a front tooth and you need to have it bonded. There is no pain when you have your tooth bonded. You need to have this done as soon as possible and make sure you ask your dentist if there was a reason your tooth chipped. If you were trying to open...
Traumatic dental injuries often occur in accidents or sports-related injuries. Chipped Teeth account for the majority of all dental injuries. Dislodged or Knocked-Out teeth are examples of less frequent, but more severe injuries. Treatment depends on the type, location and...
Thank you very much for your question. I totally see on your your pictures what you are saying. It is very natural for teeth to have some translucency. The matter of fact we as dentists like translucency on the incisal edges. It transmits youth and young age. A lot of patients though do not l...
Very nice photo!It looks as though you have a cavity in at least the one tooth, and perhaps both teeth.The decay will keep going and growing to the point you will either feel it or the darkness from the decay will show through to the front of the tooth.As much as you may dread seeing the ...
