Re: plastic based crown
Correction: You will be liable for the charge if the tooth has been
prepared and an impression sent to the lab. If the tooth hasn't been
worked on yet, it would be wise to clear things with your dentist
before proceeding. Don't be afraid to stand up for yourself. Your
tooth, your choice.
George
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... >It isn't really necessary to have a pre-op impression of the tooth ... >before crown preparation to achieve a harmonic and balanced result. ...
(sci.med.dentistry) - Re: Composite fillings
... Many of our laws are disregarded, much the same as jaywalking is ... >> on the books but enforcement is disregarded. ... >> for any tissue bearing or tooth bearing applkiances. ... If I detect the slightest problem with the impression I ...
(sci.med.dentistry) - Re: Exos & anlylosis
... > Remember that DrSteve's prep is for a CEREC! ... to crown it anyway... ... last week I cut a LL wisdom tooth to ... I'm going to try the impression technique that Ian Shumann showed us at ...
(sci.med.dentistry) - Re: Did I get a sloppy crown prep?
... > except for those areas to the sides of the actual tooth impression ... > teeth adjacent to the prepared tooth to be in full occlusion, ... > creating very thin spots in the impression where the upper and lower ... Also my third molars never ...
(sci.med.dentistry) - Re: Wrong crown, scary dentist: What can I do?
... I had a broken filling that was bothering me. ... >temporary crown, which seemed fine. ... >replaced with a rectangular tooth that bore no resemblance to the ... He finally relented and said he'd use the temporary impression ...
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