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Dear DeepakGaur,An X-ray should determine if restoration is enough, meaning the molar is restored using resin.Another option would be to extract the tooth to place an implant and Crown.Of course, a bridge is also an option, but implants are better at preventing bone loss, and they do not require the shaving of the two nearby teeth. Dental implants require two separate visits. During the first visit, the screws placed inside the jaw and, after this surgery the patient needs to go through a healing process of 3 - 4 months (depending on the type of implant you choose, could be less) to place the crowns.Best of luck!
if the pulp is not involved, only cavity filling will work. But if the pulp is involved in that condition, RCT with a crown is needed. xray is a must for final diagnosis.
Hello, there are many types of crowns in the market, porcelain and zirconium are the most common examples.Zirconium(High quality zirconium) or Emax Crowns will fit your need and expectations.The price here may vary from 300 to 450 dollars per crown, only an specialist on smile makeover can give...
Although further analysis would be necessary for an adequate answer, a radiolucent area can be seen on the distal part of the molar, which is normal in teeth close to impacted teeth as it hinders hygiene, making them more prone to caries. The solution will depend on the diagnosis of the molar,...
CROWNS for a Full mouth Makeover There is a way to restore that smile,and make a more aesthetical hollywood look,with Zyrconia crowns,shape size and even color can be done within just a couple of days and you will certainly will improve and have the smile you always wanted. i do not like the...
Although more clinical and radiographic studies are necessary, the dental crown would be the best option for this particular case, what can vary is the composition, I would recommend emax for being anterior sector of high aesthetic demand.
Gingival recession can occur for several reasons. Crowns that contain metal in their composition eventually generates gingival recession because the metal is not compatible with the gingiva. Another cause of gingival recession is chronic bruxism, it could also be an indicator of periodontal...
Hello, yes, tooth could definitely be improved! We suggest oral evaluation and X-rays be taken first, usually when improving smile, we do a mock up to show patients how we can improve there smile. Crowns and veneers are an option!
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