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1year ago,I was undergone through root canal treatment for one of my lower molar tooth cavity.But without adding cap to it i went to my hometown.So after 1 year passed now.Is it possible to add cap to that cured tooth now after 1 year of treatment.
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Cap/crown is usually done on all grinding teeth after RCT procedure as there r chances that the tooth might break off and leading to tooth removal. So get it done immediately . Its never too late
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Yes it is 100% possible and needs hardly 45 minutes. Recommended u do it as soon as possible before tooth fractures.
For more info about type of cap visit www.trisadental.in
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Prashanth .v
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Chennai
Off coarse no problem for adding a cap done .. it is better to get it done before the crown fractures . Try not to bite anything tat is hard till u get ur cap placed .
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