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My front lateral incisor cracked, developed a cavity and received composite bonding which chipped/failed any times. what are my other options?

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Dr. Jerry Brown answered

Specializes in Prosthodontics

Restorative Choices: Good day; Options include lamination or full coverage(crown). A quick examination of the lateral incisor will tell dentist what the best restoration may be! The more remaining natural tooth structure; lamination would be preferable. Sounds like a crown will be necessary.

Dr Davantzis agreed

Answered 4/13/2016

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A member asked:

My front lateral incisor cracked, developed a cavity and received composite bonding which chipped/failed any times. what are my other options?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Jerry Brown answered

Dr Davantzis agreed

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