My front tooth needed a crown and after the procedure I noticed the gap between the crown and my gums and I can see the back of my real tooth. Is this normal? The front of the tooth looks perfectly normal but will the back gap cause any hygienic complications? I also feel a bit of my bottom tooth touch the top crown when I chew but not when I bite, should I get this shaved down?
I foolishly got crowns on my two front teeth about 10 years ago. I immediately regretted it. I really have perfect teeth but they very transparent. I noticed cracks in them and showed the dentist. He suggested crowns. I feel like they are bulky and stand out compared to my other teeth. Is there anything I can do to replace the crowns or modify them to blend in with my other teeth ?
I went to prep for a crown, when I got home the evening; I all of a sudden had a toothache and sensitivity to room temperature, hot and cold food/drinks... this discomfort went on for a week and a half. I contacted the Dentist, and went in, he looked at the tooth and said he couldn't see/find anything wrong... but thinks that I now need a root canal. I think he probably did shave too closely and exposed a nerve... just my opinion. What do you think? Thanks in advance.
5 years ago had a crown put on over a tooth with out having a root canal. No issues until last week I was chewing gum and got a zinger. I went to the dentist and got tooth shaved down as it appeared my bite had changed. X-rays showed no damages under crown. That was 5 days ago, Im still in pain all the time. Ibuprofen doesnt touch the pain, I had some Vicodin from a surgery I had earlier in the year and have taken that which makes the pain a little more bearable, but still in tremendous amount of pain.
I had a CEREC crown made and cemented yesterday. It feels fat on the inside, like a bubble, and it is rubbing my tongue when I talk. I have had many crowns, and none of them have ever felt like this. This feels more like a temporary crown or a piece of gum stuck on my tooth. Is is possible for the dentist to shave down the portion of the tooth facing the inside of my mouth?
One tooth is crowned and they shaved part of the crown down. It has been about 2 weeks and that tooth is feeling much better but my jaw seems to be getting worse, especially after eating. It aches.
I recently had emax dental crowns placed in front. They look terribly bulky and one of my central teeth in front shows black around gum line. My dentist said the darl line was from endodontically treated tooth. He said he was unable yo place the thick emax further under gum. He is now suggesting I see a periodontist for crown lengthening. Is this necessary? Will I lose bone? Will he break my natural teeth trying to remove these adhesivesly bonded crowns?
I just had a crown on a upper molar installed. In the adjustment, the dentist shaved several other teeth but I can see that my teeth are not aligned and shifted very slightly side way. I spend a lot of money to realign my crooked teeth and wear a retainer at night. This retainer is not fitting anymore. Is it normal to have so many different t tooth shaved? Can I readjust the new crown so I avoid going to the orthodontist and print a new retainer costing me even more to fix this tooth?