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Hello! In this case, it can be repaired with resin materials without causing damage to the tooth nerve.

It should be repaired first, and if the repair is ineffective, the porcelain tooth can be replaced, and as for the tooth nerve, according to your description, it should not be damaged and can be retained. If you don't understand something, you can call the ** doctor to consult me.

It depends on which layer the cavity has reached, and when it reaches the dentin layer, it must be repaired with resin first, so that the dental nerve will not be harmed. If you say a little bit according to what you mean, then it's fine, I guess the doctor wants you to get braces, hehe, because that one makes a lot of money. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for consultation, because I can't see what you are talking about.

If the tooth is not rotten, it can be repaired with nano-resin material, and if it is rotten to the tooth nerve, it is impossible to use this material. Generally, the blackening of the tooth after filling is often due to the rotten part is not removed, or the material is not well attached to the tooth, resulting in secondary caries. What the doctor said didn't seem convincing.

You can consult other hospitals.

This statement is somewhat inappropriate and has the suspicion of fooling you. Generally speaking, if you have a small area of decay (tooth decay) and the pulp is intact, the best choice is to repair it with resin, and the current good resin material can fully meet the requirements. Ordinary people who have tinkered with a skilled doctor can't see it at all.

However, resin repairs still have some drawbacks, the durability is relatively poor, and you need to visit your dentist for regular check-ups. But as the private clinic you went to said is a bit unreliable, the tooth will be black in a few years, it is caused by the unclean removal of the decayed part, or the repair is not tight. He will definitely recommend you to make porcelain teeth, because he makes a lot more money in terms of profits, but an irresponsible doctor like this does not take the patient's health as the starting point, only thinks about making money, and does not do anything well.

Final advice: natural teeth are much better than dentures, as long as you can keep your teeth, even a part, even a root should not be easily extracted. So what to do you should understand.

Hello, I am a dentist.

Dental caries is a common clinical dental disease, due to the large pulp cavity of molar teeth, tooth enamel, and the essence is relatively thin, and the degree of cooperation of patients in the process of the first has increased the difficulty of the first tooth itself.

It often leads to the shedding of tonic after filling, secondary caries, etc.

Filling with glass ionomer cements is simple to operate, has relatively low requirements for the cave type, and can retain as much tooth tissue as possible and is widely used. With the rapid development of materials science, there are various types of filling materials, and traditional glass ions have been gradually replaced.

Compared with reinforced glass ions, Fujifilm IX has significantly improved mechanical functions and is suitable for the restoration of dental caries**. According to the application of this material by our department and the use and observation in the past 1 year, compared with Fuji and light-curing composite resins to repair caries of deciduous teeth, they can achieve edge tightness, high bond strength, good wear resistance, and beauty, and can effectively prevent the occurrence of secondary caries.

Just go to the dental clinic and glue it again, preferably where you start to do your teeth. If you have pulpitis, you need to be treated for a week.

Pulpitis can**, just do a root canal**, and you can fill the tooth after it is cured. Porcelain teeth can be glued together with zinc polycarboxylate after they fall out. If it is broken porcelain, a small amount can be made up with nano porcelain, and if it collapses more, it will have to be replaced with porcelain teeth.

If the crown of the porcelain tooth falls off, then you can go to the doctor who used to do your tooth, and he can ask him to bond it for you, using imported glass ions, domestic glass ions, and polycarboxylate zinc cement! If the tooth has pulpitis, it is necessary to carry out the root canal ** and then stick the crown, if the porcelain tooth has the phenomenon of porcelain collapse, it is recommended that you try to remake it, because the porcelain tooth porcelain powder in your mouth has been partially oxidized in your mouth, if you directly apply porcelain, it is easy to produce bubbles, or it will collapse porcelain in the future! The best way is to ask the doctor to take the model again and apply the porcelain again to avoid secondary reactions in the future.

The cause of blackening is tooth decay, specifically:If your tooth has been filled for 10 years, it should be that the sealing between the filling and the tooth is not good, and a micro-leakage has formed. Food can enter between the filling and the tooth through this small fissure, which is the formation of secondary caries (i.e., tooth decay continues to develop).

If this is the case, you must go to the dental clinic immediately to do the corresponding **, the sooner you ** save the pulp, the greater the likelihood. Don't wait until after you've had a baby. If there is a problem with the teeth during pregnancy, it can be very limited to solve it.

It is a dental mold, and the material should be a super-hard light-curing resin material according to **, which can be maintained for 2 years.

Random charge, this is the charge of the root canal ** step, you need to make an appointment next time. What you are describing is a simple filling, which is completed in one go, and what should be listed is the name of the filling material and the charge.