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- Can I Have the Denist File Down my Front Teeth to Blend a Tiny Chipped . . .
Maxillary First molars statistically have the highest failure rate after endondontics of any tooth in the mouth If a conventional root canal fails on the Mx first molar; I counsel my patients to extract the tooth, graft bone in the socket and then proceed with implant and restoration after 3-4
- I chipped my front tooth. Its very small but I notice it was . . .
Lastly, you could look to get your tooth (and possibly adjacent anterior tooth) veneered This is a more aggressive approach but would be more permanent solution than bonding Regardless of the treatment you choose, you should look into the cause of your chip and possibly get a night guard made to protect your existing and new restoration
- Invisalign and chipped tooth Questions - RealSelf
Questions about Invisalign and chipped tooth, with answers from board-certified doctors Get all of your questions answered on RealSelf
- I chipped a tiny part of the back of my molar. Will I need a . . . - RealSelf
I chipped off a tiny, tiny part off the back of the molar, so tiny that there's still tooth below the part that was chipped off I'm feeling no pain but am going to the dentist anyway
- Why does my bonding come off so quickly from my tooth? (Photo) - RealSelf
I have a tooth with eroded enamel (top right incisor) and my dentist put composit bonding on it The first time, it popped off Second time, It wore down w
- What can I use to re-glue the porcelain veneer on my front tooth that . . .
It is very unlikely that you will be able to do any treatment on your own to successfully "glue" the broken piece of veneer back onto the remaining tooth and broken veneer
- Corner of my Front Tooth Bonding Chipped Again Should I Try . . . - RealSelf
I got bonding done 6 months ago, and yesterday the inside corner of my from tooth chipped I went in today and got it fixed, but after eating a piece of pizza, it chipped again
- Whats the best treatment for a chipped molar with no nerve . . . - RealSelf
If the chip is small, you are not feeling any pain, and no nerve is exposed, it is possible for a tooth-colored bonded composite filling to be placed to repair the chipped area However, depending on where the chip is located, how your bite looks, and what shows up on the x-ray of that tooth, the best long-term solution could possibly be a crown
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