Recently got a root canal completed last week on my molar tooth. Today I was informed by my doctor that I need a crown. It's expensive and won't be able to get it until next month. Will I put myself teeth at risk if I wait?
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Yes it would be a risk .But you can wait if you can't manage to get it done now.avoid biting anything hard from that side of tooth.heavy forces on that tooth could lead to a fracture.and get it done as soon as possible because RCT alone would not be of much help without a crown.
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You can wait for a month no problem. Make sure the doctor has done a permanent filling and do not eat very hard things till your crown is done. Normal food is fine
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