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26th May 15:30
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Ok to wait to finish root c****?
I completed the first stage of a root c**** last friday (the 9th of august).
Everything went smoothly, there was a tiny bit of pain for about a day and a half but it went away. I know that normaly the crown and filling is completed in 2 weeks however I have just learned that I will be away from town for several weeks and will be unable to see my dentist for nearly 5 weeks. Would this cause any problem besides increasing the risk of cracking the tooth? Could the temporary filling fail and cause the tooth to get reinfected? |
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26th May 15:31
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Ok to wait to finish root c****?
Be careful! This is always hwne they crack.
Can the dentist file it down before you go? -- Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S. Philadelphia PA STANDARD DISCLAIMER applies: no one has seen the tooth or teeth in question so take this advice within its proper context ~ this is the internet! |
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28th May 03:05
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Ok to wait to finish root c****?
I guess I could get it filed down before I leave. What exactly does that
involve? I have no problem with simply not chewing on that tooth. It is the second bottom right molar (not sure on the number, its the one after the wisdom tooth). I dont touch the tooth at all when I chew on the other side and I know I dont grind my teeth at night so I didnt think there would be any serious risk of cracking it. |
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28th May 03:05
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Ok to wait to finish root c****?
I guess I could get it filed down before I leave. What exactly does that
involve? I have no problem with simply not chewing on that tooth. It is the second bottom right molar (not sure on the number, its the one after the wisdom tooth). I dont touch the tooth at all when I chew on the other side and I know I dont grind my teeth at night so I didnt think there would be any serious risk of cracking it. |
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28th May 03:06
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Ok to wait to finish root c****?
Much more than likely no.
Very, very doubtful. You should be fine but get the crown as soon as practical. WB |
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28th May 03:06
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Ok to wait to finish root c****?
Much more than likely no.
Very, very doubtful. You should be fine but get the crown as soon as practical. WB |
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30th May 21:21
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Ok to wait to finish root c****?
You have no idea what forces your teeth endure during sleep.
Usually, there is no problem, but there is always some risk involved with endo teeth cracking. Fawks |
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30th May 21:21
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Ok to wait to finish root c****?
You have no idea what forces your teeth endure during sleep.
Usually, there is no problem, but there is always some risk involved with endo teeth cracking. Fawks |
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30th May 21:21
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Ok to wait to finish root c****?
Three minutes with a diamond going across the entire top of the tooth
so the cusps cannot split apart ~ believe me they do! Years ago it was standard therapy to cement a copper band around a root c**** tooth so no splitting could occur. What happened to that? Joel -- Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S. Philadelphia PA STANDARD DISCLAIMER applies: no one has seen the tooth or teeth in question so take this advice within its proper context ~ this is the internet! |
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30th May 21:21
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Ok to wait to finish root c****?
Three minutes with a diamond going across the entire top of the tooth
so the cusps cannot split apart ~ believe me they do! Years ago it was standard therapy to cement a copper band around a root c**** tooth so no splitting could occur. What happened to that? Joel -- Joel M. Eichen, D.D.S. Philadelphia PA STANDARD DISCLAIMER applies: no one has seen the tooth or teeth in question so take this advice within its proper context ~ this is the internet! |
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