After a root canal, your tooth is not vital, no nerve or blood supply. Your tooth is now subject to a fracture unless a crown is placed. Over a period of time the tooth color starts to fade and becomes darker because it is no longer a live[vital tooth]. It is always best to have a crown made to protect the tooth from breaking and to restore its normal color. Have a crown made now.
Answered 8/17/2022
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It is normal for a tooth to darken after root canal therapy. The grey color, however could be from recurrent decay under a restoration. It would be wise to have the tooth evaluated.
Answered 8/20/2022
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Absolutely. There are multiple possibilities for color change. An examination will allow for an informed answer. Yes, please see your Dentist sooner rather than later.
Answered 8/20/2022
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