One of my right upper molar tooth broke a bit and I got scared. I had been feeling something sort of a cavity over there when my tongue touched that part, but after that tooth broke, I got to realise that the tooth feels brittle and my tooth has decayed significantly. I consulted at a govt Hospital, and the Doctor told me there is cavity, but a filling or restoration would do and prescribed me an antibiotic and told me to come back after 3 days. But because of me always travelling and never staying in one place for a long time, I could not attend there again. However, on 10th July, while I was in Bhubaneswar, I went to Apollo Hospital for consultancy, and the Doctor told me I need a RCT. And I was feeling high sensitivity when I ate ice cream over that tooth. Doctor told me the decay has reached till the pulp part. Thus I got a RCT done on 11th of July from Apollo Bhubaneswar with GIC filling I guess. Since then I have not been feeing any sensitivity on my tooth per se. However, I feel something a bit different at the nearby tooth gums and that tooth gum as well. I have been told to get a crown after 21 days or 3 weeks since 11th July, 2024. But after seeing videos of how crowning is done by trimming significant tooth to a perpendicular cylinder or pillar and the fact that the cap or crown will come off and is not a permanent fix, after years and if not taken proper care of, I am worried, anxious, upset and confused what to do next. And whom to consult. Hope you see this and respond accordingly.
Hey! If you are a bruxer and you are grinding your teeth at night then certainly go for a crown. It’s better to be prepared than sorry. Teeth clenching can cause tooth fractures. For you the ideal choice of material would be zirconia. It doesn’t chip even when patients have moderate to high clenching. Let me know what you think about this and what type of crown you finally opted for 🙂👍
@Doctor Upasana Thank you for replying. I am most definitely a bruxer. My dentist has recommended a night guard and he wants to put a ceramic/porcelain crown. I am wondering if zirconia is more expensive and how much would it be in comparison?🤔
Ma'am today I had my root canal done of second molar but now Dr. Suggested me to go for a surgery where she will remove 2mm of my gum so that crown gets fixed so i wanted to ask is it a safe option and will it pain alot after surgery
Hello, Dr. Upasana. About a year ago, I had a molar receive a porcelain crown. Unfortunately, I then had to have a root canal. My regular dentist, who put the crown on, referred me to an endodontist and said to come back after the root canal to get a new crown. The endodontist said he was putting a permanent filling in the drilled hole, so I would not need a new crown. What is your opinion? Thank you!
@@DoctorUpasana Thank you. I may have not been clear. The crown was never removed but was drilled through to perform the root canal, then the hole in the crown was filled. I suppose the question is will this filling in the porcelain crown actually be "permanent"?
You will have to replace the crown even in this scenario. The filling is permanent but the crown is compromised due to the access opening created for the RC. Your dentist will remove this crown l, letting the filling be in place, and then replace it with a new one. Hope this helped to address your concern 🙂
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@@DoctorUpasana thank you so much ma'am... This is the same technique I am brushing since 3 days and a lot of yellow foam coming on my brush... But ma'am I brush very gently still hurts while brushing... Am I doing right way
@@DoctorUpasana hi, thank you! So I checked and you mentioned if the decay is less, but when I checked my X-ray it was a big filling that required a rct and a second filling on the same tooth so I wanted to go for a crown in case. Would you advise just to go in case to prevent any complications as I grind my teeth too. I’m worrying a lot that down the line it might crack but I’m also worried about complications of getting crown
@@ashh486 Hey Ash! That's a good question. If you are a bruxer/you grind your teeth better to go in for a crown. It doesn't have any other implications except that your natural and left over tooth will have to be grinded down a bit more to receive a crown. But it's totally worth it if you fear a tooth fracture in future. Where are you from? Hope this helps you🙂
Thank you so much! You’ve put my mind at ease! I think I’ll defo go for it for peace of mind otherwise I’ll always fear eating from that side! I’ve had a bad experience with a private dentist so I’ve had anxiety because they redid one of my fillings with composite and it still hurts when I bite and they just told me to leave it I’m from England! You’ve been great! Thank you!
Thank you so much for your explanation ! And yes please make another video about the types of caps/ crowns!
Hey! Thanks a lot. Sure we will 🙂
Big fan from Shimoga,Karnataka
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Well explained about crown and it's benefits 👍
Thank you 🙂
One of my right upper molar tooth broke a bit and I got scared. I had been feeling something sort of a cavity over there when my tongue touched that part, but after that tooth broke, I got to realise that the tooth feels brittle and my tooth has decayed significantly. I consulted at a govt Hospital, and the Doctor told me there is cavity, but a filling or restoration would do and prescribed me an antibiotic and told me to come back after 3 days. But because of me always travelling and never staying in one place for a long time, I could not attend there again. However, on 10th July, while I was in Bhubaneswar, I went to Apollo Hospital for consultancy, and the Doctor told me I need a RCT. And I was feeling high sensitivity when I ate ice cream over that tooth. Doctor told me the decay has reached till the pulp part. Thus I got a RCT done on 11th of July from Apollo Bhubaneswar with GIC filling I guess. Since then I have not been feeing any sensitivity on my tooth per se. However, I feel something a bit different at the nearby tooth gums and that tooth gum as well. I have been told to get a crown after 21 days or 3 weeks since 11th July, 2024. But after seeing videos of how crowning is done by trimming significant tooth to a perpendicular cylinder or pillar and the fact that the cap or crown will come off and is not a permanent fix, after years and if not taken proper care of, I am worried, anxious, upset and confused what to do next. And whom to consult. Hope you see this and respond accordingly.
Explained very well 👍
Thank you 😊
Hey! Thanks 😃
good job respected upasana
Thanks
Very informative 💚👌🙏
Thanks
Thank you Ma'am. I would like to ask you how long do these dental caps last?
For years together.. around 10 to 15 depending on what you have placed
Thanks so so much
Welcome !! 🙂
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Would you recommend upper second molar implant??
Yes absolutely, why not?
What about a fracture from clenching/grinding at night?
Also, what material do you most recommend for a crown? Thank you! 🙏
Hey! If you are a bruxer and you are grinding your teeth at night then certainly go for a crown. It’s better to be prepared than sorry. Teeth clenching can cause tooth fractures.
For you the ideal choice of material would be zirconia. It doesn’t chip even when patients have moderate to high clenching.
Let me know what you think about this and what type of crown you finally opted for 🙂👍
@Doctor Upasana Thank you for replying. I am most definitely a bruxer. My dentist has recommended a night guard and he wants to put a ceramic/porcelain crown. I am wondering if zirconia is more expensive and how much would it be in comparison?🤔
@Doctor Upasana I also wanted to mention that the tooth in question is my upper right molar and has a sizeable filling in it!
Ma'am today I had my root canal done of second molar but now Dr. Suggested me to go for a surgery where she will remove 2mm of my gum so that crown gets fixed so i wanted to ask is it a safe option and will it pain alot after surgery
It's safe 👍 no problem
My mouthwash causing more tooth staining and chalky deposits on the teeth, could you please suggest alternatives.
Thank you.
Which mouthwash are you using?
@@DoctorUpasana Listrine and Corsodyl.
Thanks.
@@kirankumarkandunuri1391 you can try Colgate plax or clohex ads
@@DoctorUpasana Many thanks Doc 🙏
My dentist recomend no cap after root canal
@@qaisarstudio3052 ok then trust the decision 👍
When we can start eating panipuri after root canal? I'm craving for it now😑
Yes you can do it after cap 😃
Hello, Dr. Upasana. About a year ago, I had a molar receive a porcelain crown. Unfortunately, I then had to have a root canal. My regular dentist, who put the crown on, referred me to an endodontist and said to come back after the root canal to get a new crown. The endodontist said he was putting a permanent filling in the drilled hole, so I would not need a new crown. What is your opinion? Thank you!
Yes, if you had a crown earlier it’s always advisable to get a new one. You shouldn’t be leaving it without one.
@@DoctorUpasana Thank you. I may have not been clear. The crown was never removed but was drilled through to perform the root canal, then the hole in the crown was filled. I suppose the question is will this filling in the porcelain crown actually be "permanent"?
You will have to replace the crown even in this scenario. The filling is permanent but the crown is compromised due to the access opening created for the RC. Your dentist will remove this crown l, letting the filling be in place, and then replace it with a new one. Hope this helped to address your concern 🙂
@@DoctorUpasana Thank you so much!!!!!!
I opted non metal crown zirconia crown type A. But doctor said only 5 years of warranty. Is it right? I paid 15000
Which city are you from ??
@@DoctorUpasana Bangalore
@@anjali18-rock we can discuss this via a video consultation, but not on a public platform like this 🙂
Maam can I have an online appointment with you from another country?
Hi. Yes that can be arranged for. Where are you from?
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Mam Mera front upper teeth m RCT hua hai..dr ne kaha ki cap nhi lagane se v ye thik rahega ..mujhe bahut tension ho raha hai.. please reply...
Trust your Dentist 🙂
If you want we can schedule an online consultation for you and I can see your X Ray to discuss your doubts.
@@DoctorUpasana Thank you mam... online consultation k liye kya karna hoga...aur kitna pay karna hoga
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Ma'am please i asked you for that video please ma'am
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@@DoctorUpasana thank you so much ma'am...
This is the same technique I am brushing since 3 days and a lot of yellow foam coming on my brush...
But ma'am I brush very gently still hurts while brushing... Am I doing right way
Hi, I had rct on premolar and dentist didn’t do crown as he said my tooth structure is not too degraded, but I’m worried, shall I have it done?
Hey! Did you see the video till the end ?? I've answered your exact question😃
@@DoctorUpasana hi, thank you! So I checked and you mentioned if the decay is less, but when I checked my X-ray it was a big filling that required a rct and a second filling on the same tooth so I wanted to go for a crown in case. Would you advise just to go in case to prevent any complications as I grind my teeth too. I’m worrying a lot that down the line it might crack but I’m also worried about complications of getting crown
@@ashh486 Hey Ash! That's a good question. If you are a bruxer/you grind your teeth better to go in for a crown. It doesn't have any other implications except that your natural and left over tooth will have to be grinded down a bit more to receive a crown. But it's totally worth it if you fear a tooth fracture in future.
Where are you from?
Hope this helps you🙂
Thank you so much! You’ve put my mind at ease! I think I’ll defo go for it for peace of mind otherwise I’ll always fear eating from that side! I’ve had a bad experience with a private dentist so I’ve had anxiety because they redid one of my fillings with composite and it still hurts when I bite and they just told me to leave it
I’m from England! You’ve been great! Thank you!
@@ashh486 you're welcome!! Let me know how the crowning went 🙂
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Hey Doc, what is typical cost for tooth implant - talking about tooth # 31
Sorry, such things can’t be focused here. You would need to visit us in person for a consultation or a tele consultation 🙂