I had 12 zirconia crowns put in two weeks ago to replace my old veneers. My dentist tried the crowns on before they were cemented and I could see small black triangles but my dentist said these black triangles will go away. I believed him so I signed off on it. After the crowns were cemented, a couple days later I returned for a follow up visit and complained about the black triangles and he said it will take 3 to 6 month. I don't believe these triangles will go away. please help!
June 15, 2017
Answer: Gum triangles i do not believe they will go away, this depends on the way the teeth were shaved down, and there are some tricks to make them not to show, but this depends on each patient s preparations, and also the layout of the crowns, if in 3 months those triangles do not disappear, they will need to change the crowns, and change the preparations, so you will modify this triangles...so they would not show.
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June 15, 2017
Answer: Gum triangles i do not believe they will go away, this depends on the way the teeth were shaved down, and there are some tricks to make them not to show, but this depends on each patient s preparations, and also the layout of the crowns, if in 3 months those triangles do not disappear, they will need to change the crowns, and change the preparations, so you will modify this triangles...so they would not show.
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July 15, 2015
Answer: Black triangles Some of them appear to be inflamed and may heal in;others look like they may not. The only way to eliminate black triangles is to make the contact are where the teeth touch each other very long to "draw up" the gum tissue or in a sense,squeeze it together. It would be a shame to have to redo all of them. Why not give it the 3 mos and see if it is improving. I would also recommend looking at yourself as you smile naturally. It is rare for the bottom front teeth to ever show enough for those triangles to be visible. Some people show their full upper teeth when they smile and others do not. This could help you decide which ones you would like to replace if needed in a few months.
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July 15, 2015
Answer: Black triangles Some of them appear to be inflamed and may heal in;others look like they may not. The only way to eliminate black triangles is to make the contact are where the teeth touch each other very long to "draw up" the gum tissue or in a sense,squeeze it together. It would be a shame to have to redo all of them. Why not give it the 3 mos and see if it is improving. I would also recommend looking at yourself as you smile naturally. It is rare for the bottom front teeth to ever show enough for those triangles to be visible. Some people show their full upper teeth when they smile and others do not. This could help you decide which ones you would like to replace if needed in a few months.
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