I had a root canal done some time ago, but I've been waiting for my crown. Unfortunately, my tooth fell apart near the gum. Is it still possible to put the crown on in this situation? I have the broken part of the tooth.
Your tooth is deteriorating. I recommend visiting your dentist for an evaluation of the fractured tooth. If there is enough healthy tooth structure remaining, a new crown may be necessary. However, if a significant portion of the tooth has broken off or if the fracture involves the root, it is best to consider replacing the compromised tooth with an implant-supported crown.
It is not advisable to wait for a crown after a tooth has had a root canal, especially considering your description. If you have not had a dentist prep your tooth yet, you will need to complete the procedure. In either case, a new crown will need to be made. If your tooth is broken below the gum line, extraction may be necessary, and replacement options like implants or bridges can be considered.
The specific cost of procedures like Thermage can vary depending on the location and provider. It is recommended to inquire with clinics in your area to get accurate pricing information.
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