My question is that, can you get dental bonding without removing or changing your crown? I want to close the gaps between my teeth, but my dentist says that I have to change the shape of my crown, but since my crown plays a role of a tooth, cant the bonding change the shape of the crown itself?
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From the appearance of your picture, it looks like there could either be a gap between your crown and your tooth, or there is a ledge formed at the junction where the crown ends and the tooth starts. A gap may be able to be sealed to prolong the life of the crown and prevent food from...
Like their name suggests Temporaries are not designed to be placed for long periods of time (2 weeks) is enough. The only issue i would address is when your permanent Crowns will be ready.
All porcelain crowns can produce an amazing life-like result. Although, It sounds like you have never really liked your crowns.
When crowns that are seven years old begin to show this darkness, it is highly likely that these are losing their cement (or watertight) seal. The darkness may be...
