No: You must have the infection removed from the teeth before they can be capped.
Answered 1/17/2016
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Speak with dentist: Speak to your dentist about your dental issues. Always be conservative, you may not need crowns . Based on the clinical and radiographic findings, the dentist will discuss a treatment plan that will fit your clinical and monetary needs.
Answered 2/13/2016
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No: If the tooth is abscessed, badly infected, the infected tooth material must be removed. That means either root canal treatment and a crown, or extraction, implant, and a crown. It is not a cure, not a solution, to place a cap on an infected tooth without removing the infection.
Answered 1/17/2016
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It is possible: Most of the time a crowns (capping) can be done without the need for a root canal. Your dentist can ultimately help you determine the best options for treating your teeth in your individual situation.
Answered 1/22/2016
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Yes: just because you need a crown (capping) does not indicate that you will need a root canal
Answered 2/11/2016
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Maybe yes, maybe no: It depends how deep your cavities are. It has nothing to do with your hyperthyroidism.
Answered 3/2/2016
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