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Caps for both my teeth
I Just want a second opinion the doctor is suggesting me to put a caps after my root canal has been done for both side but I do not wish to as  I don't want my original teeth to be close with caps and he said if I don't put the caps after doing the root canal and the filling it will effect my teeth I've just done my root canal for the other side of teeth but one is still left but the doctor wants to put a caps on the both side of it and he's wants me to do it asap so that I won't lose my need, please suggest me. After looking at the x-ray
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Generally after a root canal treatment dentists recommend a cap . You have undergone this treatment in order to save your tooth , now after a rct the tooth is generally brittle (for lack of a better word) & has a tendency to break easily when u bite something hard .If your tooth breaks while eating something & you have to lose it , it beats the purpose of doing this treatment, doesn't it ? So, by putting a cap you r actually prolonging the life of your tooth by a few years. Hence for good reason your doctor is suggesting it - however there is no great emergency to do it , but no real reason to postpone it either . Good luck :)
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I would recommend you go for a basic all ceramic (zirconia) cap vs a metal with ceramic one as they don't chip off easily, however your doctor will b in a better position to evaluate n suggest to you what is best.
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