After root canal treatment, pile is driven to install porcelain tooth matters

First of all, I can tell you that piling will not hurt, piling is to take out a part of the root charge in the root canal that has been done in the root canal, and then drive in a cast metal or fiber pile, since the root canal has been done, the nerves are gone, how can it hurt.

As you said, there is only one shell left in the tooth, if you do braces directly, it is unstable, so you must first make up for the missing part in the middle, and the purpose of piling is this, usually the casting pile will do the nucleus (that is, the missing part in the middle) together, if it is a fiber pile, it will be stacked with resin, and after the missing one is filled, you can prepare the tooth, that is, grind the teeth a circle, and then you can do braces.

Since orthodontics can be done, why do you want to do a root canal**, just remove it as soon as possible, isn't that an extra move? However, orthodontics can indeed align the crooked teeth, but orthodontics involves the problem of tooth extraction, because if a tooth has been extracted, it will cause asymmetry in the dentition, which must be adjusted by tooth extraction. If the dentition is not very uneven, it is still recommended to drive piles to do the calculation.

The time of orthodontics will be longer, but the long-term effect will be better, depending on your own evaluation and the opinion of your doctor, because he knows your situation best, I can't see it, I can only help you analyze it.

There is a pulp cavity in the root of the tooth, and there is a pulp in the pulp cavity, and after the root canal is done, the dead pulp has been removed, so the pulp cavity is empty and nearly conical, at this time, the conical cast alloy is packed into the pulp cavity, and the porcelain tooth is made at the top of the casting alloy, which is the position of the crown. I don't know if you understand, but it may be abstract in language.

Jianyi does orthodontics, although you are older to do orthodontics (the best age for orthodontics is around 12 years old).

The correction doesn't hurt, it's just a little more troublesome, not as painful as you think.

Depending on the age and the degree of malocclusion, the correction time generally takes about one to two years, and the retainer (prevention**) needs to be worn for about one year after the correction is completed

Don't think it takes a long time, a beautiful tooth will last a lifetime after a successful orthodontic treatment, and the price paid during the orthodontic treatment is worth it (imagine that after the orthodontic treatment is completed, it will be when you go to college).

Good luck!

If the tooth is not very unsatisfactory, it should not be straightened, and it will be even more sinful. It's still simple to inlay a porcelain tooth, and piling doesn't hurt at all, because there are no nerves. It's easier to make a porcelain crown, take a mold after the pile core is taken and wait for the crown.

Piping is because the crown part of the tooth is not enough to support the porcelain tooth, so a metal pile core is glued to the tooth root, and the porcelain tooth is cemented on it later.

In the process, the doctor uses proofing paste to collect the tooth model in your mouth, and then sends it to the dental technician, who makes the porcelain tooth, and then hands the finished product to the doctor to put it on you. If a dental technician helps you compare colors, the colors will be more realistic.

If you don't see the actual situation of the mouth, it's hard to say whether it needs to be corrected.

Based on what you said, I understand what you're thinking.

Let me give you some advice, I hope it can help you.

If you have done it now, I won't tell you about the money spent before, the big tooth charges vary from place to place, and I can't give you my personal opinion.

Tell me what you're going to do next

If you don't want to spend too much money, you can consider making up for it first, about 50-300 money, if you feel that the economic conditions are under pressure, make up the cheapest one now, and then change to a good one when you have money

But it's cheap and easy to take off, and it's not very sticky, which is why it's cheap

The money you spend has a lot to do with the place you go, I definitely spend more when you go to a high-end place, and the ordinary ones are relatively discounted, just like the place you choose to eat

In fact, everyone's dishes are almost the same

Well, that's it, I hope it can help you

If you don't want to waste money on your teeth in the future, you should pay attention to oral hygiene, repair tooth decay in time, and then you don't have to spend money on your teeth

After the root canal is piled, the crown needs to be brought on, which is conducive to better protection of the tooth root.

Root canals do not require the use of nails, and root canals are the preferred method for pulpitis and apical periodontitis. It consists of three steps: root canal preparation, root canal disinfection, and root canal filling, and each time there is a different treatment strategy. The first time is to deactivate or extract the pulp, the second is to prepare the root canal, and the third time is to fill the root canal.

When a root canal is filled, a tangible, biocompatible teether is used to fill the root canal without the use of nails.

Follow your doctor's advice.

If you don't trust a doctor, you can consult a few more, and it is best to go to a regular hospital for dental consultation.

Since the suggestion is a root canal**, there must be a reason. Because they are professional, they must have seen a lot of patients similar to you, so they make this kind of ** recommendation. Don't speculate on the basis of social common sense (sometimes with a certain bias).

Before performing a root canal, you can ask if there are any other methods, and what will happen if not. I seem to have seen you a few years ago, and if it is not in time, it may cause other diseases (too long, I can't remember clearly).

It doesn't have to be a hundred years old if you have a rotten tooth removed. I think it is complicated that the nerves in the gums may be complicated by inflammation and infection caused by necrosis, and some of them require minor surgery.

Also, I don't think it's too much to worry about doctors in regular hospitals who are just trying to make more money, because in many ways, you're just a part of the money from many patients. (I used to think it was too expensive as a student, but now that I think about it, the fees are actually average in the industry, and they are cheaper than ordinary dental clinics outside).

The safest thing is to listen to the advice of the dentist in the regular hospital.

The above is my personal experience. 、

If there is no spontaneous pain, there is no need to do a root canal**, and there are really few dentists with medical ethics now. Many of them have done root canals for you in order to make money and save trouble**.

Porcelain teeth can be used for 20 years is the level of Europe and the United States, and it is difficult for China's current level to reach this level, and the current dental clinics are flooded and unregulated. The longevity of porcelain teeth is mainly due to the skill of the dentist and your own protection.

Calculate with you, it generally takes at least 2 weeks for the root canal to be good, because it takes 3-5 times to change the medicine. It depends on how well your teeth are recovering. Then it depends on when your doctor drove the pile.

Generally, at least one month after the root canal** is done. See if the teeth are really good. If the pile is driven too quickly to make braces, the tooth becomes inflamed, so it has to be removed and redone**.

Piling braces generally only take 1 week, the first time to drive piles and grind, and then the second time to wear braces.

Therefore, it generally takes two weeks of root canal ** time plus one month of observation time plus one week of piling sets and braces.

Braces that don't take a few days need to be done according to the shape of your teeth.