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Hi:I highly recommend bone grafting after extraction to preserve as much of the bone as possible as part of a denture or a implant supported prosthesis. Without bone grafting high percentage of the bone will resorb due to the space created in the extraction site by removing the root of the tooth.Best,Dr. Maddahi
40-60% of bone volume is lost within the first year of a tooth extracted, but grafted sites prevent that. A denture will result in more rapid bone volume loss than simply extracting, so every little helps. If implants are planned in the future, this may be a significant savings of both time and money. If implants AREN'T planned, this still preserves bone needed for denture stability.
I would recommend returning to your dentist for a bite adjustment. Most likely the temporary crown is high causing the bite to be off which in turn can cause joint and/or ear pain. See you dentist as soon as possible to have the temporary adjusted. I hope this helps! Click "save" under my name...
Based on the information you provided, it sounds like your dentist placed a temporary filling after the root canal. Your next visit should include core buildup and prepping the tooth for a permanent crown. A tooth that has had a root canal is more prone to fracture and it is important that the t...
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