My dentist has suggested root canal treatment and a crown for my twisted tooth, is this correct?
Q.
i have a good tooth in my front upper jaw (central incisor 1) but its twisted and is overlapping upon its next one (another central incisor. Now thats making my smile look bad. I have seen a dentist and he, after examining x-rays, told theres no space between my teeth and brace are not an option for me. then he suggested me a solution that is he will grind the tooth and root canal and then put on a crown.
i have a good tooth in my front upper jaw (central incisor 1) but its twisted and is overlapping upon its next one (another central incisor. Now thats making my smile look bad. I have seen a dentist and he, after examining x-rays, told theres no space between my teeth and brace are not an option for me. then he suggested me a solution that is he will grind the tooth and root canal and then put on a crown.
is it ok?? is what the doctor saying right? after coming back home i got a question that is why do i need a root canal? Cant i simply grind and wear the crown?
is this the right solution that he suggested.. is there any new technology in the developed world?
A.
its a quick fix but the tooth will be very damaged so its your choice, you probably need a root canal because of the extent to which the tooth needs trimming down. alternatively the tooth could be moved with a brace but seek a second opinion from another dentist
its a quick fix but the tooth will be very damaged so its your choice, you probably need a root canal because of the extent to which the tooth needs trimming down. alternatively the tooth could be moved with a brace but seek a second opinion from another dentist
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