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The answer is yes, of course if the tooth needs a dental crown, can be placed where there is recession of the gum, however it all depends on how many milometers of recession?Best dental treatment would be a gum graft, specially if it is in the aesthetic zone, meaning your front teeth region before placing your porcelain crown.In the back teeth region if the patient absolutely refuses to have a gum or gingival graft, the cosmetic dentists use pink porcelain at the region of recession depending again on your lip line and how much of the tooth is showing, to mimick the root surface, and it will not be that obvious to the eye !A before photo would be helpful !Best of luck!
Depending on how far the recession is, the answer is it depends. A gum graft may be the better option from a health point of view
A crown can be placed on a tooth with receding gums, but will result in an elongated tooth which would not be very cosmetic. You would be better off with having some gum surgery to deal with this problem.
yes they can, but the only thing is that cosmetically they will look long, and if you do not want this , then the gum surgery would be your best option, sometimes, doing crowns on anterior teeth, require root canals and posts, due to the length of the receding gum, and the position of the lower anteriors,
Hello, it's unfortunate that the crown is not comfortable in your mouth. My guess would be that the contours of the crown are not matching that of your surrounding teeth which definitely would make it feel out of place. The best thing would be go back to your dentist and see if they...
The symptoms which you described can be a result of the nerve of your tooth. Since you are not complaining about throbbing, aching pain, chances are that these symptoms may be accommodated readily by placing a special medicine in the temporary crown to help settle down the tooth. Please call you...
It is possible that you have a root fracture. In this case, it's best to try to keep the tooth as long as possible as long as it's not lowering your quality of life. If it's bothering you a lot, you can have an apicoectomy, and see if that helps, otherwise you are looking at an...
