A crown is often considered better for a broken tooth compared to a filling for several reasons: 1. Strength and support: A crown covers the entire tooth, providing greater strength and support for a broken or weakened tooth compared to a filling, which only fills a portion of the tooth. 2. Protection: Crowns provide protection to the underlying tooth structure, preventing further damage and decay, whereas fillings may not provide as much coverage and protection. 3. Durability: Crowns are typically more durable and long-lasting than fillings, especially for larger areas of damage or structural compromise. 4. Restoration of shape and function: Crowns can restore the natural shape, size, and function of a broken tooth more effectively than fillings, which may not be able to adequately rebuild the tooth's structure. 5. Aesthetic appearance: Crowns can be made to match the color and shape of the surrounding teeth, providing a more aesthetically pleasing result for visible teeth compared to fillings. However, the choice between a crown and a filling depends on various factors. If you're concerned about getting a crown, discuss your options with your dentist. They can assess the condition of your tooth and recommend the most suitable treatment, which may include a filling instead of a crown. It's important to address any concerns or fears you have with your dentist so they can provide you with the best possible care and treatment options.

Hello Everything will be ok when the cap is fixed The tooth is shortened now so there may be chances of you getting sensitivity again if you don’t get the cap on it Can go for zirconia crown

Hello. Don't worry once cap is fixed, you will feel better. No! it will not be  aesthetically pleasing now. Go for zirconia crown

Hi, Placing a cap is absolutely safe. It will protect the tooth. There are certain precautions that need to be followed. Instructions will be given to you once the cap is fixed.

You will feel better once cap is fixed