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- Decay in under 5 years: What is the ethical thing for the dentist to do when decay forms underneath a crown less than 5 years old? Replace free of charge? Give a discount for the replacement? Charge the usual amount? ... Visitor from FL (answer)
- Bad Crown and Decay in 1.5 years: I had a root canal and crown done about 1 1/2 years ago.
When I went to see my dentist for my checkup this week, she said my best option would be to pull out the tooth, as there are signs of decay underneath. She said this was caused by a cracked crown somewhere not
visible. She said she wasn't sure if the root was cracked, but it looked like it as the grey area followed a curve. She said it wasn't worth it to redo the crown. I have no pain or discomfort whatsoever, and the crown is not loose. Are there any other options besides extraction? I'm really upset about this as it cost a lot of money and it is a tooth I need! (first molar bottom) ... Visitor from Alberta Canada (answer)
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