My temporary crown cracked but did not break off when being applied in the office yesterday. The dentist said that was not a problem. Should I be concerned?
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Dear rwilcox18:
You are right. A new crown should feel like a natural tooth, be right on the bite and you should be able to floss without the floss shredding or getting stuck under the crown.
You must go the dentist, express those concerns and have the crown replaced. This cannot...
