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It was 2013. I was going to my school and fell down from stairs.My front tooth cracked but I didn't fell any pain.In evening I went to the dentist.After 2 days he picked up that tooth and cut the two teeth of two sides,made a crown and glued it to my mouth.But,now It has become yellowish,brushing doesn't help this crown to change it's colour.So, I don't have a good smile.Is it possible to remove this bridge and apply dental implant on it? How can I get my healthy smile back?
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Better to go for E max crown.That have excellent shade match.
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Not to go for implant if your natural teeth are good, but will suggest you to go for the metal free cap, eg zirconia lava.
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visit dentist and ask for metal free bridges
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