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Front line two of my tooths are half and partially broken. Need suggestions if it can be replaced with a new one.
Also there is gap between two of the front line. Pls suggest
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If the teeth are broken slightly, composite filling is sufficient to buildup the broken part..but if the damage is more, you need to go for root canal treatment followed by caps...
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Hello visit can be treated successfully. Crown will be best option. As fillings durability is questionable in your case.upload pics.if small chipping can be treated with tooth coloured filling visit
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If it can be done by just filling go for that otherwise rct and crown
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Can be restored with either veneers or crowns. After clinical examination and X-rays your dentist can analyse which is the most suitable solution for you.
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Hi.. just go for crowns. If infected then Rct and crown.
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Dr. Ramandeep
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19 yrs exp
Mohali
Hi. Get them checked. If the teeth will be still not dead. They can be 're build or rct and crown can be done. And spaces will get covered in those procedures only. Take care.
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