Are crowns typically used in that scenario? Bonding to restore the original tooth height? The goal would be to actually lengthen top molars and heighten bottom molars back up to the typical molar height, not just cover the worn down surface of the tooth. Thanks.
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If a tooth suffers from a vertical crack down into the roots or the nerve chamber, then no bonding (white fillings) can help. Even a root canal with a crown may not be able to fix that tooth. It all depends on how deep and where the crack is. If you feel more pain, then see your...
Due to the location and size of that chip, a simple composite bonding will and should address that defect. Veneer would also fix the issue but it will cost more. The best method would depend on your dentist’s preference and your budget. Good luck.
The answer is.... probably! It is more ideal to treat your gums before working on the teeth. The bleeding from your gum inflammation can get in the way of properly bonding the teeth. It is also more ideal to address disease before esthetics. However, there is a chance you can have the...