Foul breath due to 2 crowns next to each other. Recommendations? Should I get it pulled?

Bad breath coming from the crown, could be due to :not proper fit of the crown to the toothprior root canal on the tooth gone badinfected gum at the root area, among many other factors....It is best to see an expert dentist to find the root cause of problem first, prior to just changing the dental crowns.

You should not have bad breath due to having crowns placed.  If this is happening you should see your dentist.  You may need to have one or both teeth extracted or possibly have some gum work done around them.  No way to be sure without a dental exam.   

Hi: Unfortunately without an X-ray and photo it is difficult to give you accurate advice.  I suggest in the mean time to rinse with Lumineux Oral Essential Clean and Fresh mouthwash twice a day for 30 days. Best,
Dr. Maddahi

Hi  medith,
It's certainly not normal that your crowns are causing foul breath. The most likely reason is that the area around these crowns is not able to be cleaned adequately, allowing for bacteria to accumulate and cause the smell.
The source of the problem may be the gums or the crowns, it's impossible to say without examining you. I know it can be very frustrating dealing with a problem through multiple dentists without resolution, don't give up! Talk to your dentist about conservative options for improving gum health, and also about what is involved with replacement both of the crown and the most affected tooth to have a better idea of your options moving forward.
I hope this issue is resolved soon!
Dr Rick 

Hello,

Try to use super floss to pass between your teeth use water pick, use mouth wash free alcohol or interdental brush tooth that will help you with the hygienic and take out all the food that cause foul breath.

Good luck!