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Front teeth crown bridge crack
I got a light crack in the front and back side of upper fron teeth my crown bridge. It's not paining but it is anything but it's somewhat visible. What are my options?
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Hi ... Have u done root canal treatment for that tooth  before crown ? Just visit near by dentist take xray for that tooth ..... dentist will plan a treatment for you .......
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Hello, first of all you have to take an x-ray of the tooth, then only we can say about the treatment plan whether root canal treatment is required or not.
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Consult the dentist
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It looks like a ceramic fracture,
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you need to visit your dentist to get it replaced as the fractured part can get detached any time
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avoid biting and food from front teeth
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Hello Please visit the dentist to get it replaced
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Hello You will have to get an xray done
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Yes, the bridge is cracked. You need to replace it before further damaging your natural teeth. need to correlate with an X-ray to remove other possibilties.
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visit dentist and take a xray.
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It is not paining yet but an x ray is a mandate. Then u can go for either veneer or a crown depending if rct needs to be done or not.
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