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This patient had a severe bruxism habit (tooth grinding) and had severely worn down his front upper and lower teeth. Crowns and bridges were used to restore his natural teeth to proper form and function.
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This patient's front teeth sustained stress fractures/cracking from years of grinding their teeth. Porcelain crowns were placed on the front four teeth, greatly enhancing their esthetics.
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Amelogenesis Imperfecta is a genetic entity that causes the enamel of the teeth to develop irregularly/improperly. When this patient was old enough, their teeth were restored with full porcelain crowns. They are now able to chew properly and the esthetic improvement speaks for itself.
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The gum tissue
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around this patients front two crowns bled chronically with flossing and brushing. The front three crowns were removed (the two front teeth, along with the right lateral incisor, next to the right front tooth) and the tissue allowed to heal. Then, crowns were designed to allow the tissue to form around the teeth naturally, without the past chronic problems.
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This patient presented with numerous crowns and temporary crowns on their teeth. All the teeth were restored with porcelain and porcelain/metal crowns to provide proper form, function and esthetics.
