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Should I have crowns reglazed?

Mallory1976Aug 24, 2016
While wearing porcelain crowns with temporary cement, dentist did some adjusting on the back that resulted in the glaze being removed. The glaze is still on the front of crowns. Will the glaze being removed from the back make the front glaze come off? Should I have them reglazed? Should I be responsible for the lab cost to reglaze them?

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Dr. Vicki Borowski, DDS
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Answered on Aug 25, 2016
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