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There are so many different cements that we use for different procedures. Most of them are very good. I personally use a glass ionomer cement for my gold crowns called Fuji I. I know of dentists that use the "old" type of cement called zinc phophate with excellent results as well!
Hello, It's better for you to visit your dentist they are the only one that could cement a gold crown. And for what i know it doesn't have any side effects.
Your dentist made the crown wider in order to close the space between your teeth as this will prevent food impaction between your teeth. In order to prevent decay under the crown, be sure to floss diligently.
Unfortunately discovering the problem with that area requires a proper examination with x-rays, probing etc. In this forum, you haven't provided enough info to diagnose a specific problem. An evaluation by your dentist can rule out several possible scenarios and get to the root of your...
No, dental assistant cannot place your permanent crown because it is not safe and legal. Assistant will only help the dentist while doing the procedure but he or she doesn't allowed to perform the whole treatment in the absence of dentist.
