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Suggest Treatment For Broken Front Teeth
This is himanshu aggarwal. I am 22 years old. I have two frontal broken teeth, of which color of one teeth has changed from white to bit blue because of more impact on this teeth than the other at the time of breaking. I would like your advice as to what could be done. Shall I get the broken portion filled so that I could eat through these teeth or get this teeth removed and have an artificial teeth. Please also give me any other advice on it.
Wed, 30 Jul 2014
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Thanks for consulting HCM
Read your query , understand your concern as you have injury in front tooth after that your tooth had blue this means that after injury due to trauma your tooth had become non vital , l will advice you to consult dentist and go for Iopa Xray of traumatised tooth to evaluate periapical pathology if present and you can go for treatment of non vital tooth Root canal treatment or Post and core or if you go for removal of tooth you can go for Fixed Partial denture also .
Hope it will help you.
Wishing you good health .
Regards ,
Dr. Priyanka tiwari
Thanks for consulting HCM
Read your query , understand your concern as you have injury in front tooth after that your tooth had blue this means that after injury due to trauma your tooth had become non vital , l will advice you to consult dentist and go for Iopa Xray of traumatised tooth to evaluate periapical pathology if present and you can go for treatment of non vital tooth Root canal treatment or Post and core or if you go for removal of tooth you can go for Fixed Partial denture also .
Hope it will help you.
Wishing you good health .
Regards ,
Dr. Priyanka tiwari
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Read your query.
Have you had any history of trauma ? The discoloration of the tooth is due to the trauma to the tooth.
I would advice you to visit a endodontist and get the radiograph done , followed by having root canal treatment done. Have a crown done after the treatment.
Once the crown is done , you will have no issues with eating normally .
Hope this was helpful.
Thanks and regards.
Read your query.
Have you had any history of trauma ? The discoloration of the tooth is due to the trauma to the tooth.
I would advice you to visit a endodontist and get the radiograph done , followed by having root canal treatment done. Have a crown done after the treatment.
Once the crown is done , you will have no issues with eating normally .
Hope this was helpful.
Thanks and regards.
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