My crown is approx. 2 years old. I did not require a root canal. They do not hurt, are not sore at all...just hard. The opposite side of my mouth had the same procedure and the gums remain normal no protrusion. What would cause my gums to change like this...is it anything serious???
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My question is did this occur during the temporary phase? If it occurred right after the crown was placed then most likely the contact between the teeth is the problem. The space that you show in your picture is normal when gum recession has taken place. Closing that space is not possible with a...
The temporary crown will stay whatever color it was during the crown preparation phase. Not to worry though. The laboratory along with your dentist has the skill to match the porcelain on your permanent crown to your natural dentition
The blister may be due to trauma of procedure or an accidental biting of cheek when you were numb. A tight contact prevents future issues with food traps and usually pressure is gone within a day or two. The pain on biting and release may be related to bite. Pain on release of biting could be...
