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2017-11-20 05:15:01
Hi...My front one teeth half broken accidentally..is it possible to cover that teeth without removing of existing teeth..I'm from hyderabad
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Yes it is possible. You may need root canal treatment and crown. Consult with a dentist.

Answered2017-11-20 13:56:27

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Yes it is possible to cover the broken tooth. First a xray will be taken to see the fracture extent and surrounding tissues. Then RCT has to be done. After that broken tooth will be covered with a ceramic crown

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First get X-ray done, if nerve is not involved than we can do Composite build up, if nerve involvement is there than we will do root canal treatment and than give cap

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