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I have one, I think it's about 15 years old at least. I had problem the first month and had to get an adjustment but since then not a problem.  don't even know its there, not even sure which tooth it is anymore.

I had a tooth that broke a couple years ago, they mad a crown.  Used a 3D printer to build my new crown, it was amazing!  It is an 'exact' duplicate clone of my broken tooth, totally undetectable.  Truly an amazing step forward in the dental field.   If you are unsure of what a 3D printer is, research this amazing new tool. 

 

10 years ago. Rating: 2
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Post crowns are placed in tooth roots after root treatment has been done. They are fairly successful but sometimes they come loose or the post breaks.

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What do you mean by a "dental post"? I've had several implants. The posts were drilled into bone, and a crown was put on each one. I believe the posts are made of titanium. No problems at all but according to DDS, I grind the crowns down when I sleep.

10 years ago. Rating: 1
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