I had crowns placed overseas. At the time I noticed they were longer, but I was told that I would get used to them. Time has passed but still think that they are too long, and would like to have them shortened about a mm. I emailed some dentists in the Chicago area, but I was told Dr [RS bleep] won't do changes on other dentist's works. My crowns are fully ceramic, lab made (not CEREC), but I was wondering how hard would it be for me to find someone who could shorten them and how much would that cost
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September 22, 2016
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Well the only thing you can do is whiten your teeth on the other side to match. If you were my patient I would have given you a mirror to confirm you liked the shade before cementing. Your only other option is to have them redone but you just paid for those and I am assuming you...
Hi:You should go back to your dentist to make sure the bite on the crown is ok and there is no clenching or grinding pressure on the crown.Best,Dr. Maddahi
You have two options: the first would include orthodontics to move your teeth into a more ideal position and correct your open bite. After completing orthodontic treatment, I would recommend veneering your lateral incisors and reshaping your canines. The other option, with would only take two...