A cavity under a crown occurs when decay develops beneath the crown, possibly due to poor fit or seal, requiring replacement.

After getting a new filling, avoid hard, sticky, or chewy foods that could dislodge or damage the filling while it sets.

An implant crown is a dental crown placed on a dental implant post to restore the appearance and function of a missing tooth.

If your crown falls out, visit your dentist to get it re-cemented or replaced, as a missing crown can expose your tooth to damage.

Yes, you can get a dental crown without needing a root canal if the tooth is not infected or severely damaged.

Dental crowns can last 10-15 years with proper care, though wear and tear, oral hygiene, and material affect longevity.

To prevent dentures from slipping, use denture adhesive, ensure proper fit, and maintain regular dental check-ups.

Flexible dentures offer more comfort and durability than traditional ones, making them a great alternative for certain patients.

There are different types of dentures, including full, partial, immediate, and implant-supported dentures, each catering to specific needs.

In some cases, dental implants can be placed without bone grafting if there’s sufficient bone structure to support them.