I had root canal treatment and on my two upper central incisors. This was a few months ago and the crowns that were put were either porcelain or ceramic (I'm unsure). They don't contain any metal. I've noticed recently that they move slightly more than my other teeth (Not visible movement). I was wondering if it is the crowns that are moving or my natural teeth under the crowns. I have been taking good care of them. I don't bite into anything hard. Does the movement mean that they'll fall off?
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If you feel the post is loose, get at least this removed ASAP. You can swallow a post if its moving and comes out of the broken tooth. It can be serious but only rarely.
To answer your question, yes, the office can bill you for a crown that was not seated, if you are the one that agreed to treatment and then refused to have the work finished. It is unfortunate that this has happened, but I would strongly suggest making an appointment to have the new crown...
You are missing three of your four front teeth. The upper right lateral that is crooked is the smallest of all your upper teeth and has the weakest root. In general that tooth is not the best supporting abutment for a five unit bridge. Also, the tooth is so angled, that it...