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How much time does it take to heal after crown lengthening? And after how many days cap can be fixed after crown lenghtening.
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U may undergo crown with a week if scalpel lengthning is done in posterior tooth but if anterior teeth then esthetics is prime concern let it heal completely n den consult ur treating doctor n let him take a call
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There are different techniques of crown lengthening such as using lasers, surgical scalpel. The healing on an average varies nd crown preparation can be done after three months or six months post operatively. It depends upon the thickness of biologic width(2 to 3 mm) for an esthetic appearance.
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Atleast you should take 1 week gap between crown lenghtening and crown placement with regular visit to your dentist and that should also depend upon your healing capacity.
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