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Toothabfraction
My fillings near gumline in tooth abfraction area fell off.. is this common or is it not done properly..
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Normally a good restoration will never come off. Please get it restored by another dentist. Also ask your dentist regarding your bite. If there is a problem of malocclusion of the teeth it can be corrected. Also Abfraction can occur due to various other reasons. Schedule an appointment with your dentist for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan
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It depends on depth and nature of tooth abfraction.visit your dentist and get it either restored or crown placed.you can consult through this for further information.
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Normally a good dental restoration done properly doesnt come off easily. Would suggest you to get it done more time from a good dentist as there are many filling materials available with good esthetics and strength
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Hello…
It doesn’t come off easily …
It could be fell off if not done properly …
you should get it done again properly
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Yes it is common
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Depend upon that how deep the cavity is can you share some pictures
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