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Crown( capping) fractured
I have got RCT done in a private dental clinic. But, now( after 1year) the cap of the tooth fell down. What should I do? Can the same cap be used again?
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Mostly can be fixed.See if only cap has come out or broken with the tooth.
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If the crown is not damaged then the same cap can be placed, but if it's damaged then you have to replace it , you can ask the doctor if it's under warranty period or not.
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Ya. U can reuse the same cap n refix it. Unless the crown is damaged or broken very badly.
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Preserve the crown. Avoid eating any hard food. Chances of tooth fracture is more. Be cautious.
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Hi, The gap of 1 year is a long gap so it is difficult for the cap to fit.But to protect the root canal treated tooth from breaking if the same cap does not fit put a new cap.
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