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It's possible that your tooth has become reinfected or possibly fractured. I would recommend seeing your dentist right away for an evaluation. A retreat may be necessary followed by a crown to seal and protect your tooth. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.
when you have a root canal the permanent filling and coronal seal is as important as the Rootcanal itself. Research shows if the rootcanaled tooth is exposed to the oral environment, for more than 30 days the Rootcanal system is reinfected and the tooth will need to be retetreated prior to putting a new crown on.
After a root canal, a permanent restoration is absolutely required to avoid fractures and another infection from developing. I recommend you visit your dentist immediately and have the area evaluated.
After a root canal treatment it needs complete seal to the top of the tooth. If you filling came out then you should visit your dentist or endodontist for the solution.
It is possible if you lost the filling sealing and protecting the root canal that the tooth became reinfected or possibly fractured. You need to see your dentist right away for evaluation.
It's possible that you are hitting on that tooth too hard. This usually requires a simple adjustment of the crown or the tooth below it. I would recommend seeing your dentist as soon as possible to have your bite checked. I hope this helps. Click "save" under my name, if you'd like to ask me mo...
Congratulations on your new smile. Zirconia is an excellent material for restorative dentistry and is highly stain resistant. I would recommend flossing daily and using an electric toothbrush twice a day to keep your teeth and gums healthy. A non abrasive toothpaste is best for your crowns an...
Most of the time a single tooth out of occlusion does not cause significant problems or pain. You mentioned that your bite feels off. It is important that you bite be even all around. I would recommend returning to your dentist to have your bite accessed. Replacing the crown may be necessary. I ...
I'm sorry to hear that your crown cracked. I would recommend returning to the same dentist who placed the crown for an evaluation. Porcelain crowns are generally not repairable, especially for a long term fix. Usually, the crown needs to be removed and replaced with a new crown. I hope this...
Insurance will not cover crown replacement if the only issue with the crown is the color. The best thing to do is return to the dentist who placed your crown to discuss your concerns. I always recommend okaying a restoration before having it permanently bonded. That way, changes to fit, sha...
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