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Can composite resin be used to fix my dental crowns? (Photo)

jduckworth5987Sep 25, 2023
Can composite resin be used to fix these two small chips in my emax crowns? I cannot replace them with new ones right now, what are my options? Is it okay to leave them this way if they are not bothering me?

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Dr. Kerem Turgut Atasoy, DDS, PhD
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Answered on Sep 27, 2023
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Hello. Some tooth cracks may be deeper in time and cause extraction of the tooth. Actually 5 months is a long time period.

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In theory, composite does not bond to porcelain very strongly and the composite that has been added by your dentist may fall out but of you do not have senstivity and brush that area properly, that tiny gap does not create problem.

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