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2018-06-22 04:35:15
My Central Teeth (2-Anterior Lower) We're Crowned 2Years Ago With PFM.I Want To Recrown Them With Emax .But Want To Know That Recrowning Is Possible Na,Means To Remove PFM & ReplaceWith Emax & That too Without Pain? And Hope No Need Of RootCanal Again?
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I need to know whether your teeth are rootcanal treated or not..if RCT was done already, you won't get any pain during the procedure.. And, why do u want to recrown teeth?? Aren't they looking good?? Remember, there are always chances of getting the teeth broken during the process of removal of old crowns..

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Visit a Dentist, and take x-ray for the teeth of interest and check whether the root canal treatment has been done properly and no further infection. If then you can very well go for new crown of your desire.

Answered2018-06-22 15:28:44

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Hloo Mam There is no pain inrecrowning you can easily go for it You can also practo consult us Regard

Answered2018-06-22 05:23:19

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Hi,there shall be no pain or any discomfort while getting the crowns removed,and there would be no need to get RCT done again if it is okay radiographically.

Answered2018-06-22 05:13:49

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Yes, you can recrown them with a new crowns without much discomfort.. if root canal treatment has been done before you wouldn’t require re root canal treatment ..

Answered2018-06-23 16:04:19

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if there is no signs of infection getting crowns replaced with crowns is possible. it is not a painful procedure.

Answered2018-06-22 09:25:54

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Get an X-ray done of the teeth. If there is no evidence of infection you can go ahead with replacing your old crowns. The crowns will have to be cut and removed. It is a slightly long sitting but not painful at all.

Answered2018-06-22 07:27:08

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