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Teeth disclour to black
During childhood I was felt down and half broken my teeth and now my teeth become grey. I was visit to dental , they treat with rct but when cutting my teeth for shaping for capping. I saw my teeth was too black.
My concern is that if capped the teeth. Is not effect my jaw due to black teeth.
I have sent the image both after cutting and before cutting teeth.
Please suggest me.
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After trauma some times the tooth becomes black, but don't worry it is the after effect of trauma.
Go for root canal treatment and capping. It will be aesthetically good and won't create any problem.
Consult doctor online or offline if you still have queries.
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Go for RCT and crown.
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Hello,
Don’t worry about the black colour,go get your capping done!
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Hello...
Your teeth became black because of the trauma from that accident.
Blood can leak through your nerves and discolor the pulp of a damaged tooth and hence the black color.
Capping won’t harm your jaw...infact it is a good option your RCT treated tooth would also look like your other teeth.
So no need to worry.
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Maintain good oral hygiene
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