Re: Crown Removal and Replacement

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Re: Crown Removal and Replacement

Mark & Steven Bornfeld	21 Feb 2007 17:20
> I had my normal 6 month appointment last week where I found out that > my previous dentist (the past 5 years) had sold the practice to a new [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > I appreciate any feedback. If you have doubts about your new dentist I would always suggest a second opinion. Steve Signature Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDS http://www.dentaltwins.com Brooklyn, NY 718-258-5001

lacie

21 Feb 2007 16:17

I had my normal 6 month appointment last week where I found out that
my previous dentist (the past 5 years) had sold the practice to a new
dentist. He has installed all the new diagnostic tools that the
previous dentist did not have.

I had gone for 3 years with no work needed and now the new dentist
says I need to have my 2 crowns on rear molars replaced due to decay
at the gum line. He showed me all kinds of stuff with his new x-ray
machine and oral cameral (seemed very excited about his toys). I'm
concerned about the procedure and wanted to know what to expect. I
guess the good news is he didn't find anything on other teeth but this
procedure scares me.

I appreciate any feedback.

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