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My front tooth got half broken during an accident. please suggest what would be the best way to live rest of my life with this broken teeth
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Nowadays,  Dentistry has such a huge advancement that lot of possibilities are there,  you need not live your life with broken tooth,  you can ofcourse correct it. For exact treatment suggestions, we need some more investigations including clinical examination and some clinical pictures with Xray.  According to the extent of fracture, you may have to get the root canal treatment intentionally.  After that you can have full ceramic crown,  metal free crowns,  or if the fracture permits,  you can build your tooth with tooth colored composite material.  There are plus points n limitations of each way.  Your Dentist will guide you what is best for you explaining it's limitations.  Don't worry,  your smile would be better than before.
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You should visit a dentist and get X ray done. The tooth could be restored by placing a cap or crown over it but only after root canal treatment if the broken part involves the nerves.
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Cosmetic dentistry is so advanced currently that you don't have to live with a broken tooth for the rest of your life. Amazing materials and technological advancement have now made things easier. You can go to a nearby cosmetic dentist who will guide you the best.
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You need not stay your whole life with this broken tooth.  There are lots of ways by which the tooth can be treated & made to look as it was earlier in its original form. Please visit a dentist & get the needful done.
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Only by looking at the tooth clinically and taking an xray treatment can be decided. For further query you may visit drsawhney's dental centre delhi gate agra
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The broken tooth can be restored to its normal function and appearance. It can be corrected.
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Straight forward go for procera metal free jacket crown if you don't have pain in that tooth.
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Hello, You need to visit an Endodontist who would take x-rays and see if a intentional RCT treament is required or if they can build up the tooth using cosmetic tooth coloured fillings. Regards DR SUMAN MAKAM DENTAL ARTS BANGALORE
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Visit dentist . take opinion according to condition
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* It would need a Root Canal and Crown after confirming the extent of damage through X-rays. * If not a possibility, you might have to get it extracted and go for implant supported Crown.
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