Got a buildup+crown a few weeks ago. She ground down too much of the upper tooth to make the crown fit and it was very sensitive for a while. There was a lot of adjusting on placement day+2nd trip for additional adjusting. Told her it was too high, she said it wasnt and it was lower than my other teeth. Its not. There is a hooked part she said was over contouring but not to worry (hard to floss area). She acted like I was a bother. Would a new dentist adjust my crown if I wanted to switch?
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For a combination of strength and aesthetics, nothing compares to Emax. I use it daily in my practice for onlay restorations and love this material. On rare occasions, in severe grinders I will use Zirconia crowns when being placed on second molars. Good luck.
Taking off a temporary crown without any local anesthetic, and just using numbing gel, is not the standard way of removing temporaries unless that tooth has no sensitivity or already had a root canal. In our practice the standard way of removing a temporary crown is first use numbing gel,...