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Broken Crowns

If a crown comes out you must keep it in a safe and secure place if possible to do so. Please ensure that you bring your crown with you to the practice as we may be able to reattach it. If the crown is intact and near the front of your mouth, you can try to re-attach the crown using some denture fixative until you can be seen at the practice. Please do not attempt to use any glues or cements yourself.

Avoid putting pressure and eating on the crown if you have re-attached it this way. If you cannot get an appointment before going to bed for the night, ensure you take the crown back out to avoid the possibility of swallowing it if it comes loose during the night.