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, exam
  1. Next, exam
  2. Next, single tooth xrays
  3. Next, mouth tests
  4. Next, root canal
  5. Next, temporary filling
  6. Next, core buildup and post
  7. Next, crown
  8. Next, single tooth xrays

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

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

What usually happens · 43215 ·

  1. Keep the tooth, or remove it?

  2. 1 to 3 weeks
  3. 6 to 12 months

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