What is the percentage of tooth structure necessary for a crown? - x-rays required for crown insurance
Last March, I visited the dental hospital (after a qualifying period of 1 month for an appointment) to a question on a molar requiring root canal and crown. After checking, they told me that I must be 2 root canals (one-one molar and one for a dog who had a previous infection).
On Jan-08, I received the notification of Dental Hospital for further consultations with endontist. This time, the endontist other x-ray of the dog and said that the tooth crown can because there is not enough tooth structure will be. And the next appointment in 3 months for a root canal of the canine planned.
My question is as follows: (1) What is the% of tooth structure for a crown? Need help (2) a dentist is that your teeth? Why did I waitR about a year and then tell me now that the mole can not be saved. I paid for each
Visits and no treatment has been done.
In assessing whether a person who knows can advise.
Thks.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
X-rays Required For Crown Insurance What Is The Percentage Of Tooth Structure Necessary For A Crown?
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There must be a reasonable amount of tooth substance, that the crown should be cemented on the tooth to form a protective shell. The structure of the tooth can be improved by a post and base. It would be much cheaper for the Dental Hospital (Free!) On the tooth and do not take on the costs of the RCL and porcelain crown.
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