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The gum should be probed around the tooth to determine the level of tooth fracture and bone level. In some situations, crown lengthening can be done to make the tooth restorable. It all depends on exam findings. In some other situations, extracting the tooth and placing an implant offers a better more long term solution.
Hi ruk ruk khan,Unfortunately it's not possible to tell without more information. I would recommend you see a dentist to have it evaluated to get a better answer. Some cracks render the teeth non-restorable, but many cracks have treatment options to stabilize the tooth, so you should see a dentist to be evaluated.Good luck!
It looks to me that you had a root canal done in that tooth and decay developed under the crown, resulting in the loss of the crown. Visit your dentist for an examination to reevaluate your options of trying to save the tooth, or removing it and placing a dental implant. In my honest opinion, I...
Your teeth can be repair with bonding, which uses a tooth-colored composite resin.Bonding is a simple procedure that typically does not require numbing the tooth. Another option whick is more affordable are veneers.
Hi Listy from Pennsylvania! You are constantly chipping your teeth because your bite is off and your teeth do not come together properly. You need to see an orthodontist who can change your bite with regular braces and an appliance.. This the the best way to get your teeth in proper alignment ...
Thank you for your inquiry and time in submitting your photo. We're sorry to hear about your tooth but happy you're reaching out to begin to find a solution to your issue. It's difficult to determine if your broken tooth can be saved, as it would be crucial to see your x-rays to see how much...
I'm sorry to hear of your story...that's horrible.I'm not sure what the Medicaid rules are in your state. You can contact them yourself and that would be the best avenue.The least expensive option would be to take out the teeth and do a temporary partial (flipper).There's also state dental...
Your case should be a relatively simple procedure of composite bonding (tooth colored filling to replace the chipped portion of tooth). It may not even require any anesthetic. Hope this helps!
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