I need to resolve an inconsistency about some dental treatment.
My prosthodontist wants to cap my upper front teeth because they are now
very worn down and short.
But I have heard it may be possible to have them lengthened by pulling them
down by some orthodontic procedure. And some years ago I had similar
orthodontic work which involved straightening and relocating a lower first
molar which was pulled up too, so that a crown on that one became
unnecessary.
Please help, Peter
>My prosthodontist wants to cap my upper front teeth because they are now
>very worn down and short.
what is the plan to prevent future wear or damage to these crowns?
Amatus
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Peter Jason - 15 Nov 2005 04:08 GMT
Thet are not crowns; they are my original teeth.
>>My prosthodontist wants to cap my upper front teeth because they are now
>>very worn down and short.
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Amatus Cremona - 15 Nov 2005 12:00 GMT
> They are not crowns; they are my original teeth.
If there are no plans to prevent you from damaging the front teeth in the
future, the new crowns will not last.

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