Minimally invasive procedures. Patient over 90 years. Risks reduction

You can see the broken tooth and all the problems with this tooth. But when you’re thinking about the proper restoration for this kind of tooth, you can’t just place the crown on this kind of tooth. You need to remove most of the tooth and you need to prepare it. Sub-gingivally, it is problematic for crowns, and the tooth all in all is fine. There is a root treatment that she did a million years ago. And the tooth holds. You have some kind of problem that you need to clean the caries and you need to somehow restore it. Now restoring this tooth with a composite material is problematic, because it won’t hold, it will break. It has its downsides. But in this case, you can quite easily make some kind of onlay, let’s call it a partial crown on this tooth that will just be placed on top of the tooth. And w