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Hi, JK. You are so right as to re-cement your crown. The sooner you can get your crown over the implant the better. If you don't the gum tissue will fall over the implant and complicate re-cementing your crown later. This will start within 5 minutes of the crown coming off. So, place it back on as best you can and then check your bite. Does it feel right to you? If so, you have it on correctly. If it doesn't feel right then re-position the crown until it feels right. You can use denture gel to hold the crown in until you can see your dentist. I have used dentemp before but it is very thick and hard to use. So, don't use that if at all possible.Denture gel is best. This is the type of gel that is used to hold dentures. Use only a pea size amount.Hope this helps.
Hi:I personally prefer polygrip or fixodent since it would be easier to remove and easier for you to clean the excess. However, please go to your dentist right away for proper cementation of the crown.Best,Dr. Maddahi
Things always happen on a holiday weekend! Don't use Dentemp. You might not be able to seat the crown fully and your bite may be off. I would have you get Poli-Grip and put just a little in the crown and then seat it over the abutment (stump). Before you do that, make sure you can put the crown in properly. Once you know the way to orient the tooth to put it back in, you can put the Poli-Grip in. I hope this helps!
Dentemp is not a material that I use; however, cementing a crown on an implant can be quite serious. The leading reason for implant failure is the presence of excess cement below the gumline. For that reason dentists have adopted a complicated cementing process that differs significantly from that of placing a crown on a natural tooth. You would be best off letting your dentist recement your crown. If it is an emergency, use the temporary cement, but only place a minuscule amount in the crown. You do not want to see any excess express around the gums.
Hi:The bad smell and taste is most likely from the plaque accumulation around the stitches and the general healing process. Once the stiches are removed and the gum is healed the bad smell and taste should go away. Best,Dr. Maddahi
There r many reasons for bone loss. it is difficult to say anything without seeing xrays , so its my advice to update xrays.
In your case best option is, start abutment phase after holidays. it is not advisable to wait for so long with healing abutment.
