Is it advisable to switch dentists for dental crowning if I have already had dental implant surgery with my current dentist?

If your dental implants have successfully osseointegrated (fused with the bone) and you have been receiving regular maintenance after completion of the prosthetic part of the implant treatment (placement of the implant-supported crowns or bridge), then there is no need to do anything special. Tissue damage/death due to radiation The main concern with radiation treatment in the head and neck region is potential damage to structures (bone, salivary glands, nerves, blood vessels) in the radiation field.

Dentists choose treatment plans based on many different factors. Some of these factors have nothing to do with clinical data. As a patient, your dentist should go through the different treatment options with you so that you understand the treatment itself, and the long term maintenance required with that selection. Keeping the tooth by performing root canal treatment and a crown may mean that the tooth may still crack further and require extraction at a later date.