Side Effects of Dental Crowns and Full Mouth Reconstruction
Dentists use dental crowns and full mouth reconstruction to help patients who have missing or discolored teeth due to gum disease, tooth decay, infection or injury.
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Dental crowns and full mouth reconstructions require specific aftercare to prevent abscesses years later. Understanding which foods to avoid and monitoring for signs of infection are vital for preserving your dental work.
Abscessed Tooth Years After a Root Canal & Crown
Roots that project downward from the visible portion of your teeth anchor them in your jawbones. Each tooth contains an inner portion called the pulp, which extends into the tooth roots via pulp canals. An abscessed tooth refers to an infection in or around the root of a tooth.
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Foods to Avoid Eating With Dental Crowns
A dental crown is like a form-fitting cap placed over a tooth; it can restore both the appearance and function of a damaged tooth.
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