I read that every time you get a new dental crown they have to destroy a little more of your tooth. So how many times approximately can one get his crown replaced before another crown will be out of the option? Also, I have one front tooth that turned grey due to root canal, I heard getting a dental crown on one front tooth is nearly impossible for a good match. So what are my best options to fix my dark front tooth and get matching teeth? (Half the tooth was chipped and is now "pasted" back on)
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Answer: How many times can a crown be replaced? #DrSoftTouch
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 t...
Yes, off course its a best way to fill the gum instead of replacing the crown. Composite resin need to withstand moderate pressure from the constant stress of chewing and filling look more natural.
We would need to see radiographs (x-rays) to better determine the problem. Your gum line on this crown is at a similar level, as tooth 25. There are a few possibilities at work. If the crown is impinging in the gingiva, which would be called a biologic width invasion, then this inflammation will...