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Eric Abrams, DMD

Dentist
188 North Harrison Street, Princeton, New Jersey
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QUESTIONS ANSWERED

Is my temporary crown supposed to be this loose?

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)
Definitely have your dentist look at it. May need a new temporary made. The current one was probably compromised during the root canal procedure which is very common.
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Eric Abrams, DMD

Dentist

Chewing pain week after temporary crown. Any suggestions?

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Do not wait for your next visit. See your dentist immediately to see if the bite is high so it can be adjusted. If that is the case, have it adjusted and then chew on the opposite side for a while to allow the area to calm down. May still need a root canal in the future.
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Dentist

My tooth broke in half and the inner part is still there but the outer part shows red skin-like. What should i do?!

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Sounds like it might be painful. Go to a local dentist to have it looked at and take an X-ray. 
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Eric Abrams, DMD

Dentist

Dentist slightly tapped my enamel. Should I be worried?

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Should not be an issue. Go back to your dentist to discuss your concern. Probably can just be polished out. 
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Eric Abrams, DMD

Dentist

Can the back of my crown be reshaped?

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Sometimes it is possible to reshape the restoration just a little. You should definitely go back to your dentist and discuss your issue so it can be resolved. It may just need to be polished. 
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Eric Abrams, DMD

Dentist

Is my overbite too much for veneers? (Photo)

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)
It looks like veneers would be an option for you. Why did the Invisalign not correct the misalignment of the front teeth? If the two front teeth are your only esthetic concern, I would encourage you to give it another try. You would be happier in the long run not touching the two front teeth keeping them natural. If you are concerned about the size discrepancy of the front teeth as well, then veneers could correct that. You may also need some gum reshaping to raise the tissue on your lateral incisors. 
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Eric Abrams, DMD

Dentist

Can internal bleaching be done on a tooth with a crown on?

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)
Most likely the reason you are seeing black is because of the metal margin of your PFM crown. A PFM ( porcelain fused to metal) crown has a metal substructure which can sometimes be visible at the gum line due to gum recession. It can also make the gums look dark when it is below the tissue. If this is the case, the treatment would be to replace the crowns with new all porcelain crowns. 
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Eric Abrams, DMD

Dentist

Can I have a cavity 1 month and a half later on tooth that had root canal and crown put on? How was this missed?

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)
From what you are saying it sounds like the crown never fit correctly from the day it was inserted. It is not normal to feel a gap between the crown and the tooth. If that was the case, and you were having food get caught in there then that would cause a cavity over time. However, six weeks is a bit too early to develop a cavity.
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Eric Abrams, DMD

Dentist

I have zirconia caps on my front teeth. One is longer than other. Can the dentist shave it down?

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)
If the crowns are porcelain and zirconia crowns they should be able to adjust them without any issue as long as there is not a significant amount that needs to be reduced. If they are full zirconia crowns then they cannot be adjusted much if any. Hope this helps. 
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Eric Abrams, DMD

Dentist

Can I have dental bonding if I have a crown on one of my front teeth?

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)
Bonding material cannot be added to a porcelain crown. The adjacent teeth can be bonded. Depending on where you need the bonding you may be able to close the spaces without replacing the crown. Would need to see some photos to give a better opinion. 
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Eric Abrams, DMD

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