Replaced tooth is causing gum to discolour
Q. HI Dr Patel, I ‘ve broke two front teeth years ago, I replaced those now my gum is gettng black, I can’t smile anymore is horrible, what shoul I do? Should i send youa picture before I make any appointment? thanks
A. You are more than welcome to send me some pictures. The crowns you have had may contain metal which can leave grey / black edges. One option may be new restorations which are metal free.
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