FRACTURE TOOTH CROWNING

If you fracture a front tooth so badly that there is little tooth structure left, crowning is probably the treatment of choice. The procedure should be performed immediately, however, because the pulp is exposed and living nerves are unprotected.

Treatment Time            Usually two appointments of approximately one to four hours on up to four teeth. Expect to spend more time as additional teeth or more extensive treatment is involved.

Patient Maintenance     Crowns are esthetically designed to look and feel like " real teeth ". As with your original smile, however, care must be taken to avoid teeth fractures. Yearly fluoride treatments may be advised. Flossing every day is as essential with crowns as with natural teeth.

Result of Treatment       Badly fractured teeth may be repaired and reshaped as desired.

Average Range of Treatment life Expectancy   Five to fifteen years. Life expectancy is directly proportional to problems with tissues, fracture nd danger of decay.

Advantages

  • The dentist can repair the chipped or fractured tooth.

  • Teeth can be lighten to any shade.

  • Some realignment or straightening of the teeth is possible.

Some of the disadvantages

Crowns can fracture, Procedure requires anesthesia, Original tooth form is altered, It is not permanent, It is more costly than bonding.

 

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