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What can my 4-year-old get his molars crowned?
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Restate the question: We are not able to provide an answer for your question in its present form. Four year olds can indeed have their teeth crowned. This is usually done when there is extensive decay, to save the deciduous (baby) tooth. Ask your dentist to clarify your understanding of your child's needs.
Answered 2/2/2015
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