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Cavity on crown?
I just had a tooth extracted, and the tooth next to it has a crown. I appears that there is a cavity on the side of the crown. Is this possible with crowns?
it is possible to get a cavity on the tooth not the crown. so if what you see is on the tooth i bet it is! id have it checked out.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
This is possible have it checked out.
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