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The cost of a crown can vary depending on the skill of the doctor and lab. Also, the type of metal used. Most dentists don't price their crowns according to the insurance fee. If you are an in network dentist your fees may be set according to the insurance plans with which you contract. You will need to call your dental provider or insurance carrier for that information.
well the prices may vary, but you can get the same quality on crowns and veneers with much affordable prices searching on the web for dental tourism, many patients travel and they get their teeth done and even get a vacation for the same price they will pay back home, dental crowns, as long as they are made from professional, they will last a long time, with same quality.
Most likely the tooth always had a fracture line, it is very improbable that the new crown caused the fracture
If you had a root canal there will be no pain if the crown comes off. If the crown came loose after flossing it is probable that there is decay under that crown. You should have it checked so as to avoid the loss of the tooth
It's really difficult to answer your question without a photo. You don't mention if these are old veneers that are being replaced or new ones that you don't like. Also, doing 6 restorations is usually not ideal. I usually suggest 8-10 on the top arch to allow the dentist to create a more ideal...
Hi, thanks for the question, it's very important that you make a root canal because you have a infection in this area, maybe your body has controlled the infection but this is not good for you, this infection could be in your blood in goes to another area and affect you. The root canal is a...
Hi, thanks for the question; if the crown is completely gold I recommend change too Zirconia, because is not toxic and if you remove the crown it's better to do the root canal and if you try to do the root canal with this crown the dentist has to perforate the crown.
Go back to your dentist. The crown may need more adjustment or there may be an issue with the root canal. It's not uncommon to have a sore tooth for up to a month after a root canal procedure but you want to make sure doesn't have anything to do with the crown being too high. In some cases, the...
