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Wiggly tooth, can a crown fix this?
I have a pretty large cavity in the tooth to the left if my upper front tooth. The tooth feels wiggly, will a crown fix this? I have an appointment with the dentist next week. What can be done about this? Will the tooth be able to be saved? Is this a dental emergency our should I wait until next week? Petrified to go to the dentist but really don't want to loose the tooth.
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Most teeth can be saved, not a crown but other work
How to Fix Loose Teeth | eHow.com If they do have to pull it ( most likely they can save it) there are implants they do now, and no one will ever know the difference. |
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