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Do these crowns look correctly done? (photos)

bruklin85Jun 26, 2023
I have recently got 2 crowns done. And they both have a gab between the gum line and crown margin. Also the bite went slightly forward and the top teeth do no ho over the new crowns like they do on the other side. Instead they are hitting the crowns. I got them redone but there was not much of a change and now the doctor is telling me that he will not be redoing these crowns and that they are done correctly and won’t refund me either.

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Dr. Diego Pulido, DDS
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Answered on Mar 8, 2024
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