Comments on: Is teeth caps and bridges weakening the tooth?

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By: Dr Jeffrey Grabiel

Dr Jeffrey Grabiel — Sat, 15 Jan 2011 20:03:36 +0000

I hate to disagree, but reducing 1-2 mm from a tooth to place a crown absolutely weakens the tooth and makes it more susceptible to fracture. The metal and porcelain in the cap may be stronger than tooth structure, but ultimately it is the remaining tooth that holds the cap in the jaw. This is particularly true in the front of the mouth. When front teeth are capped for cosmetic purposes, the patient needs to be made aware of this fact. Only porcelain veneers that are placed on the outer surface of the tooth do not weaken the original tooth.

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