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2 crown done, 1 falls out after 1.5 years, the other after 6 months?
Is there a problem with this dentist? I have had a kidney transplant and take meds which i have been told make my teeth weak.
I have had two crowns with the same dentist. One came out after 1.5 years, and the other is now loose after 6 months.
The dentist charged me for the one that came out after 1.5 years and now I fear he will try to charge me again for the 6 month one.
Does this sound like there is a problem with the dentist's abilities? Should I insist on a free treatment for the loose 6 month crown?
2 Answers
- MaryBLv 610 years ago
A crown should last a long time--at least ten years. He shouldn't charge you. And if he does, I think it would be all right to say something, like: I did not expect to get charged for this.
- lil_missLv 410 years ago
people who i know who had crowns fall out have not been charged to have them put back in, they should last a very long time, yes it is his dental abilities they only fall out because not enough cement has been used. I would tell him that your not happy with how quickly they have fallen out x
