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Hello Brad,The process of removing your temporary crown and placing your permanent crown generally does not hurt. Your dentist will likely numb the area to make you as comfortable as possible. Speak with your dentist before the procedure to put your mind at ease. You've already had the root canal and the crown prep; this should be no trouble at all. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMDSt. Louis, MO area (O'Fallon, IL)Real Self 100
Hi! 95 percent of the time, it shouldn't hurt. If it does, you need to talk to your dentist to see why. Most of the time, we wait until there is no pain when a permanent crown is placed,
Dental crowns made of metal, can show the metal specially if the preparation of the dentist is not under the gum, or possibly due to recession, or just possibly due to an inaccurate fit of your dental crown on your tooth.You must evaluate what the cause of metal showing?If the fit is perfect,...
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