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A swallowed crown will pass through the GI tract and exit at the other end. The concern is if the crown was not swallowed but in fact aspirated. This would mean that the crown entered a lung. Is your husband certain that he swallowed the crown? If not, a chest x-ray may be in order to be absolutely sure that it is not in his lungs.
If your husband actually swallowed his crown (into his stomach) with some attachment (pivot), he will likely pass it in his stool. He should eat some bread, drink plenty of water, and consider some laxative. Best of luck.
It sounds as though your dentist really wants to make these right for you. I think the trip to the lab will be exactly what is needed to get the color right on your crowns. The lab technician will be able to see your natural teeth in person and this will help in mapping out...
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