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Enameloplasty - Imbalanced Bite
I got an enameloplasty on my left top molars, however my bite feels uncomfortable. Can dental bonding make things better for me? It has been a few months since I did the enameloplasty, but I feel that I should restore it back to the original cusp length. Can I do dental bonding, is it a safe and viable solution or are there any risks?
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kindly visit a dental profession with expertise in prosthetic/ periodontics departmeny
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Difficulty in bite can be corrected using tooth colored restoration or crowns. You can consult through this for further information.
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Dental bonding not advised.
Give it time .
By the way, you have not mentioned why was enameloplasty done?
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Wait for some time to get used to.
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