I don't like my temporary crowns and I am unable to eat. Can't chew up my food properly in order to swallow. I have discomfort and pressure in certain areas. My jaw alignment shifted a lot prior to work from missing teeth. How do I make sure the dentist gets my bite right so that i may eat and get my smile close to my original nice smile? I look like Mr. Ed.
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In my office I would replace the crown if it broke in two days assuming there was not trauma involved. All offices are different. Discuss the concerns with your dentist and they will let you know what they are willing to do. Best option is always to communicate. Good luck.
I would recommend returning to your dentist to have the tooth examined. The throbbing pain you are experiencing could be caused by a number of factors, so it's important to return to your dentist for the proper diagnosis. It's possible that the crown is high, and a simple bite adjustment is all...
Good afternoonIt is advisable to do the root canal before orthodontic treatment, during the treatment are used provisional crown and when it is finished then the definitive crowns are placed