Root Canal Crowns

However, in those cases where the tooth has a large deep filling or dental decay, more of the tooth may already have been lost. This is also true of traumatic teeth fractures that occur due to accidents of being hit in the front of the mouth. Repair your teeth with us today.

In these cases, if a root canal treatment is also required, the resulting tooth is very much weakened and fragile. It is also vulnerable to further trauma or breakage and fractures in the future. Further teeth repair solutions.

Root canal-treated teeth are weak and brittle. They have lost all vitality and elastic behaviour of natural untreated teeth. So when they are hit again, or the patient has an abnormal bite, they may fracture if they are not protected.

In these instances, we advise restoring the front tooth with a crown. This crown will be able to protect the tooth from future damage and make it last longer. Find out more.

However, it is important that crowns in the front part of the mouth have no metal components and that they are created in a highly aesthetic way.

In each case, your dentist will advise you as to whether you will need a crown placed on your front teeth or not after undergoing root canal treatment.

Each case is different, and treatment is advised accordingly. We offer a free consultation at our London or Hertfordshire consulting rooms.