A few months ago my dentist tried to remove my crown to investigate what she
thought was some decay at the base of the tooth. She was unable to get to
the "root " of the problem because she could not remove the crown. Would she
have been able to identify the fact that my crown had been bonded to a co-
joined core and post structure?
Re: Crowned tooth needs root canal? ... >Subject: Re: Crowned tooth needs root canal?... and if a crown does not prevent its spread the ...>cracked molar where a dentist used a tooth sleuth to diagnose it. ... >thought only teeth with root canals were subject to root fracture and ... (sci.med.dentistry)
PING: NOYB Was: toothache after deep filling ... >the tooth never needed endo in the first place. ... >> Crown a tooth like this at your own jeopardy. ... and then reeval the pulpal health before final cementation. ... (sci.med.dentistry)
Anyone See the Body World exhibit? ... Three months ago my dentist told me that I had to have a crown fitted;... for two months I had a severe tooth pain... Should he have taken an X-Ray before suggesting fitting the crown? ... (sci.med.dentistry)
Re: saving a difficult tooth ... I finally got fitted for a crown.... and drilled until faced with entering the root,... which would mean losing the tooth.... getting 90% of the decay (his ... (sci.med.dentistry)
Re: Is CEREC inferior to gold crowns? ... Is a CEREC crown suitable for use on cracked teeth?... And can a CEREC crown be drilled and filled? ... > If you are a heavy clencher, you put extreme stress on each tooth.... (sci.med.dentistry)
