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2017-08-31 03:58:15
I had a root canal treament before 12 years ago and doctor fix crown cap on my tooth but suddenly its fell out 1 years ago while eating so what should i do now should i have to fix it again is there any chance of serious risk if i delayed in it? Is there any chance of infection ?
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You should consult your dentist and find out what is the actual reason for dislodging of the crown, this usually happens due to secondary decay in the tooth. But you should fix it back definitely at the earliest to avoid further problems
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Consult a dentist in the clinic

Answered2017-08-31 09:31:59

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