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I want to get the crowning done for one my molar teeths. I had done RCT couple of years back. As I was wearing braces that time I couldn’t get the crowing done. Also, I have pacemaker implanted. Is it anything to do with RCT? Recently, I consulted a dentist and I was told even the refilling need to be done before crowning. I could get it done only in the hospital environment as I have packemaker implanted. I checked with the nearby hospitals and there are no much experienced dentists. Pl advise.
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U can easily go for cap. Rct can also be done for pacaker pt under certain protocol and care.
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every r.c.t treated tooth crown is necessary.i advice to you zirconia crown.please consult your dentist
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