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Ceramic tooth wall?
How much does it costs to have a ceramic wall in left upper top side of the jaw???
Difference between caping and wall?
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Hello wall means filling and cap is full coverage both are different totally
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I feel you must be referring veneers as ceramic wall. Dental veneers, also known as porcelain veneers or composite veneers are thin shells of tooth-colored, translucent porcelain or composite resin, custom made to fit over teeth and improve their color, shape and overall appearance. Placement of dental veneers can dramatically improve your smile and appearance.
A cap(crown) typically covers all sides of the tooth unlike veneers which usually covers only front side of the tooth. A single tooth crown costs you between 5k to 7k and veneers costs you around 3k for a single tooth.
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consult your dentist to find which is required for you.
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Ceramic restorations are nothing but pporcelain materials.
They are like tooth colored .
There is ceramic caps/crowns and Nothinh called wall
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i feel it must be onlay or inlay.kindly cRoss check with dentist
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Sir , you have to reframe your question , and emphasize on ceramic wall. What exactly you want to ask and in context to what? Coz ceramic wall might be a layman term told to you as there is no scientific term such as ceramic wall .
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