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Is it better/easier for tooth extraction if crown is permanently cemented rather than removable due to temporary cement or does not matter for tooth extraction?
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Temporary cemented crowns are easier since you can see the whole tooth structure. Permanent cemented crowns are not that more difficult and often come off during extraction. If you do many extractions than no problem with either.
Answered 5/14/2022
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