Crowns on the 2 front teeth hit by a steel bottle, resulting in slight sensation, should I visit my dentist? (Pain)

April 22, 2017
Asked By:shishirjain2707 in Gwalior

have crowns on my two front teeth, for around 5 years now. I was drinking water from a steel bottle, lost the grip a bit, and the bottle hit my crowns. Since then, there is a slight sensation there whenever I drink water, or touch my crowns with my tongue. Is it problematic? Should I visit my dentist, or should I wait? The sensation is slight, not intense. And I feel it's probably in the original teeth which are beneath the crowns, not sure. There's no dislocation of the crown, I feel.

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