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Each case varies on protocol. If you are having a crown placed on the tooth in a following appointment then this is just another routine part of the procedure.
It is a normal procedure to shorten a tooth during root canal therapy. It lessens the forces that can be generated on the tooth so it doesn't fracture. After the root canal is done, the tooth requires a crown to be placed over it for protection. At that point, your tooth will be the correct length once again. I hope this helps!
There are crowns made for teeth and crowns specifically made for implants. they are custom made and only work once. Once the tooth underneath breaks down, another crown must be made to be an accurate fit. Anything else would be substandard.
We would need to see more of your teeth and full face to tell. But correcting your midline will require crowns, bridge involving all of your front teeth on both sides. Careful planning and smile design will do the trick.
Hello and thank you for your question. The good news it is not too late for you to get what you want, because you still wearing a temporary crown. Hopefully your doctor took pictures of your smile and teeth during your last visit with him. Simply tell your doctor that you like how adjacent ...
