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Chipped Tooth
My Two Lower & Upper Frontal Teeth Are Chipped With Enamel Loss.Two Of Them Are Translucent While Other Are Slightly Chipped.I Heard That Crowns&Veeners Can Help But My Biting Power Has To Be Compromised.We Need Frontal Teeth To Bite Anything & I'm Young How Can I Go Without Biting Corn On Cob,Apples, Carrots,Beetroots Etc.Im Worried.Cant Afford Implant.Please Guide Me
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Hi . Please find out the reason for loss of enamel . If it's due to fluorosis then your teeth will become brittle in some time and will break eventually . To prevent loss of that extent you need to go for veneers . Today in dentistry we have veneers which have strength comparable to that of normal teeth . So be rest assured . If the reason for loss is anything else like trauma , acidity etc then treat the cause first and then the tooth.
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Please visit a dentist for a check up so that chipping extent can be known and then you can go for treatment
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