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Front tooth crown
I had a front tooth discoloration issue. After that I went to sabka dentist for the correction. They told me that you will have to get root canal and zirconia crown.
The doctors gave me two option: value and premium and told me that results are almost similar in both the cases however premium one will have 10years warranty and the value one with 5.5yrs warranty.
So I decided to go with the value one.
But now they already made 4 crowns for me, all the crowns looked bulky and shapeless and anyone can figure out that I have a front fake tooth. It's just not matching with my other teeth.
Then they are saying that the lab which made the tooth says that it cannot be made thin as it will break. I have already paid them 9000 for the crown. I requested to consult other doctor of sabka dentist who is more experienced. Now that dentist says that you should have taken the premium one.
Do you think I can get a natural tooth that matches with my other teeth both color and shape wise?
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Yes , you can get the natural tooth shape and colour. You can go for emax or layered zirconia crowns that gives lifelike natural appearance.
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Yes u can get same colour and shape like adjacent teeth.go for zirconia crown
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Hi front teeth are all about aesthetics hence the choice being made of opting for all ceramic crowns is right.
Zirconia is one type of an all ceramic restoration , even though very strong it is an opaque material.
Since the front teeth crowns need to look more realistic, natural , right shade match it would be a wiser option to choose emax crowns or translucent or layered zirconias.
So definitely your problem can be resolved.
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Kindly visit the clinician , along with close coordination with the lab they can design your crowns according to your preference.
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Dr. Zoya Rasheed
Cosmetic/Aesthetic Dentist
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi..
Whenever you have to choose crowns /cap for the front teeth always choose zirconia crowns.
Zirconia ll have less thickness,light weight,and give an almost natural look..
PFM can be chosen for last teeth, depending on ur smile line,n for molars.
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Pls opt for zirconia
Health Tips
Follow the instructions given by ur dentist after crown placement.
*Do not bite anything from ur front teeth.
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Dr. Gaurav Rawat
Dentist
1 yrs exp
Ludhiana
You should know about the type of crown they are providing. Two types are there one is cheaper one named PFM where as other one is costly but esthetic are better named as All ceramic. You should with All ceramic surely . It will match both shape and size of your adjacent natural tooth.
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You should go with All ceramic crown .
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