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I would recommend returning to the dentist to have the crown and gums evaluated. A crown that does not fit perfectly can cause a buildup of odor producing bacteria. If your dentist does if fact find an issue with the fit of your crown, it would need to be replaced. Another important factor to consider is proper oral hygiene. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.
There are a number of reasons you get a smell after flossing which can be related or not related to your new crown. Did you notice this before the new crown was done? I would go back to your dentist and tell him what's happening so he can evaluate your gums around that crown.
The crown can certainly be further adjusted. There are 2 downsides. 1. Depending on the thickness of the porcelain, the metal beneath the crown may be exposed which doesn't look so nice and 2. The porcelain that remains after adjusting may not be able to be fully polished which can then lead to...
Unfortunately, without photos and more information it's impossible to give you an accurate diagnosis. I would suggest seeing your dentist to have the tooth evaluated as soon as possible. Good luck and I hope this helps. Click save on the save button below my name, so that you may ask me more ...
I would recommend you to visit your dentist and discuss your problem because removing the permanent cemented crown may be create issue.
