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Root canal and crown

What usually happens after a root canal, from the first exam through the crown that protects the tooth.

8 steps18 and upThe path can split
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1 of 8Next: Dental exam
  1. Next: Dental exam
  2. Next: Single tooth X-rays
  3. Next: Cavity risk, saliva and nerve tests
  4. Next: Root canal
  5. Next: Temporary filling
  6. Next: Core build-up and post
  7. Next: Crown
  8. Next: Single tooth X-rays

Keeping this tooth is one path. Removing it and replacing it is another.

One question worth asking

Are the root canal, build-up and crown three separate lines, and do they fall in the same plan year?

What usually happens ·

  1. Dental examD0140
  2. Single tooth X-raysD0220
  3. Cavity risk, saliva and nerve testsD0460
  4. Root canalD3310D3320D3330
  5. Temporary fillingD2940

    Keep the tooth, or remove it?

    Keep the tooth
    Core build-up and postCrown
    Remove the tooth
    Extraction, implant and crownExtraction and bridge
  6. 1 to 3 weeks
    Core build-up and postD2950D2954
  7. CrownD2740
  8. 6 to 12 months
    Single tooth X-raysD0220

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