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Will my Gums Eventually Recede After Getting Teeth Crowns?
The dentist recommend me crowns but I am not sure about it because people with old crowns has a deep space between the gum and the teeth or you can see a "screws" between the teeth and the gum. I don't want to look like that after years.
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ChocoCinnamon
in Biloxi, MS
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No- Crowns don't cause recession.
This is a common misconception about recession. Having a crown performed should NOT cause recession in your mouth. That being said- it the crown contains metal you could have a mild allergic reaction to the metal (nickel, tin, cadmium, etc that are sometimes contained in the metal) and the gum tissue could pull away from the tooth in response.
Recession is almost always causes from a disharmony in the occlusion (bite). Meaning you could have a crown that is...
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Crown, veneer, diagnosis, recession
Dear ChocoCinnamon:
Be it veneers, crown, or any other restoration, if it is close to the gum line, recession might happen. Recession also happens on natural, unrestored teeth. It can be caused by genetic factors, poor oral hygiene, dental work in general and bulky dental work in particular.
What is missing from your question is the WHY your dentist recommended crowns. If your teeth are so destroyed that crowns are needed to restore them to proper form and...
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New York Cosmetic Dentist
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Do crowns cause gum recession
Gum recession has many causes. Placing the margins of the crwon under the gum although, makes it more esthetic ,it can cause more gum loss than if it were placed above gum line. Grinding and clenching issues, metal VS all porclain crowns, and gum and bone disease also are factors in gum recession.
To answer your question, if the type of crowns are properly chosen and placed properly as well, your gum recession should not be any more than if you did not have crowns.
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Proper Crowns Don't Cause Gum Recession
You are correct that some teeth with crowns have gum recession. The gum recession can be caused by several different things. Crowns that are placed with their margins below the gum line are prone to developing gum recession. In addition, people with severe periodontal disease can develop gum recession as they lose their underlying bone. Clenching and grinding is another cause of gum recession. The excess forces on teeth cause the teeth to flex...
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