I just got a permanent crown placed. Other than some mild cold sensitivity it is fine. However, the upper edges of the crown feel really sharp to me, and whenever I move my tongue in certain ways it scrapes against it. The side of my tongue is getting kind of irritated. Is there anything I can do?
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Cerec crowns are a fantastic option to have for a patient. They are typically made of lithium disilicate ceramic which is highly aesthetic/beautiful, and is very reliable in the proper situations. The other benefit of cerec crowns is that they can be finished in one day which saves the patient...
Hi,You should definitely ask him to remove it. Part of the sealant's job is to prevent fluids from getting in there, thus avoiding the risk of bacteria and cavities. If the sealant is missing then you have a high risk of bacteria and developing cavities sooner or later.It's the doctors...
There are a few guidelines during the temporary crown phase:1) Avoid chewing and biting directly with the temporary teeth, especially sticky foods2) Brush as usual but be particularly gentle on the temporary crowns to avoid dislodging them3) Be very gentle with flossing and pull the floss string...
