PTFerrance wrote:
Another alternative is to have it covered with a filling material that looks
like natural tooth. This is what I did for some large areas.
PT
I agree. I have several teeth with that stuff as a covering. Haven't
asked the dentist about that option yet though. Was hoping to avoid it,
because I don't really know how well it would work on the side of a
tooth in the gap at the gum line on a capped tooth and mainly I hate
going to the dentist!
sol
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