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If your teeth are breaking off at the roots, it may be caused by dental decay. I would suggest that you see your nearest Oral Surgeon or general dentist for an evaluation so they can determine a treatment plan that will help you improve your oral health.
Your teeth are "breaking off" at the roots because you have tooth decay at the surface. Your health may be a factor, but I don't know anything about your lifestyle, diet, oral hygiene habits, genetics or other health factors.Dental care is an integral component of basic health and hygienic maintenance. My recommendation is to consult with a dentist. Find someone you are comfortable with and start today to prevent further decay.
Your teeth may break off at the roots for many reasons, a very common one is due to very large cavities. Diet and health can directly affect the health of your teeth. It is possible that on rare occasion that genetically you may have "weak" teeth. Either way, a visit to a dentist will help shed some light on the situation.
Hi Ms. Debbie! Denti-Cal will only pay for basic services. If your tooth is broken, I think they will pay to have it extracted only. This program really only provides basic dental coverage which would be a cleaning once a year and needed x rays. Silver fillings if there are cavities and ...
Bonding can be used to repair a chipped molar. However, it may not last. A chipped molar is better repaired by porcelain in the form of porcelain onlay or a crown.
Some of the causes of chipping away from dental structure could be related to loss of posterior teeth, the crowding of teeth, and problems with the enamel or dentin of your teeth. The best solution would be to visit your general dentist to get a complete evaluation as to what would be the best...
It sounds like you may have decay in the tooth and your teeth are shifting in the position of the loss dental structure. Get evaluated as soon as possible as that may cause further problems with your bite which may require more treatment time and expenses to correct.
Human Nature is to wait and see what happens. Sometimes that works and sometimes it doesn't. So, it is a gamble! What you should do is go see your dentist. If you have a good relationship with your dental office and it winds up being nothing, they probably won't even charge you. If it is s...
I would advise you to go see your general dentist for repair of the fractured segment with a tooth colored restoration.
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