I had a crown on my upper molar . The tooth below it has a filling. The crown was filed twice to reduce high spot. Now the front teeth on tge other side are touching. And while eating the crown and the tooth below cant slide properly, I have to consciously force it to slide. Shoukd I get the crown reduced further? I fear this will make more teeth touch on opposiye side as crown will be too small. Is it high spot or maybe just crown needs smoothening?
A week ago I got my permanent crown put on,the temporary one caused me no problems.When i went to have my permanent one put on the dentist said it didn't quite fit so he filed down the tooth above it.Now i seem to have a problem with biting my cheek,would happen only once or twice a year but now it's a daily occurrence. If i tilt my head to the right i can bite up and down with no problem but if i tilt to the left i can feel a piece of my cheek in the way as i bite downward,how can this be fixed?
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.
I went in for tooth pain. Dentist removed decay from broken tooth. He told me I needed a crown. After weeks of no pain I expressed I didn't want the crown. He said it was already made and necessary. I reluctantly agreed. A few weeks after getting crown, the tooth started hurting again. I went in and all he did was file down tooth to help alignment. Still in alot of pain from crown on my nerve.
So both my front teeth have crowns on them, I've had them for about a year, I never really payed attention to the way they looked at since I usually never smile with my teeth showing but now in pictures they almost seem bubble like? A I able to reshape the sides a bit to make them straighter instead of round? Or can I not since they're already cemented in? I want to get composite veneers on my other teeth since they're pretty dark in person and a have a odd texture.
The dentist filed down my own top back teeth and my new crowns so much so the new crown now show the metal through, one right at the back filed down to show the metal and the crown in front of that has a spot of metal coming through the middle. I was surprised she filed down my own teeth as well because we couldn't get my bite right.
I got a new zirconia crown on my front tooth two weeks ago. It seems wider than the other front tooth and my teeth are (when I floss) closer together. Everyone I've asked says it looks fine. I live in Korea but I'm moving back to the U.S. in a week. I don't have time to get it redone by the same dentist; I'd have to get it redone in the states. Can I get the sides of the crown altered while it's seated, or is a whole new crown my only option? My concerns are appearance and teeth shifting.