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You could do either bonding or veneers. The bonding with resin will not last as long as a veneer and often does not look as good as a veneer. On the other hand, bonding is comparitively less expensive and quick to accomplish. The veneers are beautiful to look at and are very durable. However, they do take more than one appointment to complete and they are more expensive. My husband has peg laterals and we skipped the bonding and went straight for the veneer.
Peg laterals are easily fixed with composite bonding. With time the composite can crack but it can be redone quite easily. You can always do a veneer crown. It is not as extreme as a crown but more like a veneer. Porcelain is formed to go around the misformed tooth. I have bonded peg laterals lasting for over 20 years so redoing them properly with bonding, which is more conservative, is just fine! Get a referral to a dentist who likes to do cosmetic dentistry and ask them.
Both could work very well. I suggest the answer lie with the condition of the tooth the better the tooth is the more I would guide you to consider the veneer and the worse the condition of the tooth I suggest the crown good luck. Kevin Coughlin DMD, MBA, MAGD CEO Baystate Dental PC
You need to check with the dentist as if composite fractue is small then it can be fixed economically unless damage is large or you are not happy with the composite result. Vaneers can help but doing one vaneer only will be difficult to match and might need custom shade at lab or multiple try in.
Hi, thanks for your question. Seeing a neuromuscular dentist will help you determine where your natural "bite" (how your teeth come together) should be. They will discuss treatment options and the process of restoring your bite to where it should be, to alleviate the grinding you've...
No it should not interfer with a MRI, in most cases if it can't be removed it won't cause a problem it happens more than you think. Also many root canal sealers such as thermfil already have metal or plastic files already in them good luck Kevin Coughlin DMD MBA, MAGD
If the dentist can't get to the nerves do to calcification another options is called an apico. Its a surgical procedure, in many cases a dentist may attemp to instrument the canal but if they can't get in rather than charge they would just extract and replace with implant, fixed bridge or...
