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Hello and thank you for your question. It should be no problem for your doctor to "straighten" your tooth with a crown assuming there is a sufficient space for it. Often enough, the reason a tooth is crooked is there was not enough space for it to erupt properly in a first place.All the best to you.
Hi:The answer is most likely yes. However, without photo and X-ray it is difficult to give an accurate advice. Please post photo and X-ray of the tooth.Best,
Yes, you certainly may request this. This is the goal of any cosmetic dentist while restoring teeth. In your situation, it should be very easy to write a prescription to a laboratory technician to create a new crown that looks like it is aligned properly with the rest of the teeth in your arch. Your dentist should know how to accomplish this with ease.
The answer is that if you have had root canal, and are getting a crown- you should easily be able to make the new tooth look straight.
Hello and thank you for your question. More information is need, but in general, porcelain veneers with wrap around could help you. I would consider FIRST additional aligners (what used to be called a refinement) in order to align teeth better AND make your teeth fit better. All the best to you.
It is normal to have a dull ache with a temporary crown. The margins are not sealed properly with a temporary and because of the work that has been done, tooth can be sensitive up to 2 weeks. Always discuss your issues with your dentist before your permanent crown is cemented.
Hello, After you a Crown it doesn’t have to hurt you also when you bite, so contact your doctor to value it and get solutions. Probably you have to adapt the crown or get a root canal for the sensitive. Good luck!