Risks of declining extraction for periodontal disease and what is the best case scenario for these teeth?

Although a clinical and radiographic study is necessary to determine if it is better to remove the crown, it is always better to try to preserve the natural teeth, being the extraction of the tooth the last option. The conduct to follow in this case, will depend on the diagnosis of the element,...

Honestly, waiting for it to fall out is not the solution. First, an x-ray should be taken to see if the mobility is not due to a periapical process. If it is only the post that is mobile there are different ways to remove it, depending on the material of the post and if it is definitive or...

The best thing to do is to do a clinical and radiographic analysis to see if the size of the crown isreally affecting the neighboring teeth, if so the crown would have to be replaced with a new one ofthe correct size. As for the teeth that moved, once the possible cause (poorly adapted crown)...

From what you can see in the photos, with minimally invasive veneers would be enough, since theposition of your teeth is adequate, in addition to eliminating all factors that can continue to increasethe erosion.