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Hi: Unfortunately with an X-ray and a photo it is difficult to give you accurate advice. Generally if the decay is not too far down the root, with a root canal, post and a crown the tooth can be salvaged.Best,Dr. Maddahi
Without seeing you to do an exam, and without xrays, this is a shot in the dark. It sounds like the only choice (besides doing nothing) is to extract the tooth. After that, a bridge or dental implant can be done.
HI:There is always a chance of nerve damage when you are redoing crowns, specially if it has been done recently. Overall, getting work done overseas and not having a chance to get proper bite adjustment or handle sensitivity is a gamble.Best,Dr. Maddahi
Hi:There is a possibility of being able to remove the post. It might be best to go to a root canal specialist to get the post taken out. If successful then make another post and a new crown.Best,Dr. Maddahi
Many factors go in to creating a crown. It is necessary to have a very skilled ceramist to ensure a natural and precise result. Don't have the crown permanently placed until you are happy.
