After the front teeth are grinded smaller, root canal treatment is done, and then porcelain teeth ar

If it is for the sake of aesthetics, it is recommended to make 2 pieces, provided that it does not hurt the nerve of the other tooth, once the nerve is damaged, the tooth will die, and there will be no feeling. My advice is to try not to hurt good teeth. I know very well that I drank too much and broke 3 front teeth.

I did piling and porcelain repair, and it was okay, but I didn't feel like I didn't dare to bite hard things, and it would fall off after a long time. I miss my old teeth so much, woo...

If you have a lot of teeth left, just one tooth is fine.

Hello: The root canal is not to cure periodontitis, but to solve your toothache symptoms, and to make the root of the tooth healthy through disinfection and filling.

Periodontal disease, on the other hand, is mainly caused by subgingival plaque tartar. It is a major disease that causes loose teeth. Teeth cleaning is required.

As long as your tooth is not painful, the root canal** does not need to be redone.

If you want to make porcelain teeth, as long as the teeth are not obviously loose and the root health of the tooth is in good health, then you can do porcelain crown restoration.

Periodontal inflammation can be cleaned after the crown restoration or before the crown restoration. In combination with topical drugs + oral anti-inflammatory drugs, as well as VC supplementation, it is fine.

However, if it is severe periodontitis, crown restoration is not recommended, because severe periodontitis is usually accompanied by significant loosening. Loose teeth are difficult to recover. If the periodontitis is not controlled, the loosening continues, and the porcelain crown and the tooth cannot be saved, so the necessity of restoration is low.

Hello! Your problem may be that the periodontal ligament or alveolar bone has been destroyed, and after the root canal is perfected, it can generally be recovered, but the cycle is very long, if there are no obvious clinical symptoms. Personally, I suggest that you can still make porcelain teeth. Opinions are for informational purposes only.

First of all, it is recommended that you take a dental film and ask the doctor to see if the root canal ** is done, if not, redo it first: if it is not this problem, do a tooth cleaning first, and then do porcelain teeth. The blackening of your front teeth is not necessarily a problem with periodontitis.

I'm doing it after the periodontitis is cured, and now I can do it temporarily!

Periodontitis is not necessarily a root canal that is not done well. If the root canal does not hurt and the root tip does not become inflamed, it should not be redone.