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Dental cements do not contain latex. If you'd like to double check, ask your dentist to check with the manufacturer. Best, Dr. Elizabeth Jahanian
Latex allergy is certainly a concern in dental practice, but I know of no temporary or permanent cements that contain latex. It might be possible for cements to be manufactured in facilities that also process latex products, although I have never heard of any issues with this. Always tell your dentist of any concern you might have about latex.
Dental temporary and permanent adhesives do not contain latex, so if you have latex allergies you should not worry about that.
As far as I know I have never heard of any dental cement that contains latex. As long as the cement that is used is from a reputable manufacturer there should be no latex. These days more and more people are becoming allergic to latex and as a result I cannot see it being incorporated into the cement. If you want to make sure ask your dentist to confirm.
CEREC is a computerized crown manufacturing system. It can be used to make or replace a crown to restore an implant, but it is not capable of replacing the implant post in bone. Some dentists use the CEREC system to design and manufacture a customized abutment which attaches the...
There is nothing YOU can do. See a dentist to build up the tooth stump with composite core materials and make you a new temporary crown.
The art of dentistry and final restorations take a lot of experience, knowledge of teeth anatomy, feeling of harmony, balance, "feeling" of color, shape and symmetry. The problem that you describe is one of the most common details that identifies "good" crown from...
Really, no of this dental work ought to be coming loose. I understand that you are concerned that the one tooth is very short-it can be a factor. There is no good reason to "bridge" these teeth to anything else. You've done well with the photos you've enclosed. The main...
The cost of crowns will vary not so much on which tooth, but more on what type of crown you will choose ranging anywhere from $950-$1500 per tooth .However it is always best to have a consultation to discuss what your expectations are! The best esthetic outcome in my opinion can be achieved...
Cerec crowns look and feel great. They're also reliable and should last a good while. The biggest advantage is that they can be created in just a day. We have an in-house lab in our office with an expert in technician working on every Cerec crown, when made correctly they truly...
