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Hi Doctor, If drilling of natural teeth is mendatory before dental bonding then after some year when bonding breaks then again drilling from natural teeth will be done, If this continues, then one day no natural teeth will be left, then only implant will be the option.
So, Is there any other option without drilling the natural teeth for bonding/vaneer/caping?
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Please be aware
See proper oral care can prevent natural tooth from permanent loss.presence of caries weakens the tooth for which restoration is done.this is followed by retention which requires excess tooth cutting.for further details you can consult me
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Greetings,
Sir if your old filling comes out and you need to replace it, then your dentist will check if there is cavitation happened beneth the old filling then we need to remove the cavities because if not it will progress further and damage the tooth
If there is no cavities beneth the old filling you just remove the old filling and replace it.
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Dear Patient
When dental filling is done only infected tooth is drilled and filled. If you maintain your dental hygiene and have regular check -up, not much tooth has to be drilled. So if you take precautions there will be no tooth going for implant.
As far as veneers and caps are concerned , they also need drilling in another pattern, just to add, they are not used to treat dental cavity.
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