Pain on new perm crowned tooth, what do I do?

You are have a high spot on your crown that needs to be adjusted or you are grinding at night and causing discomfort with your new crown.  Schedule an appointment with your dentist to have it evaluated.  Don't wait until it gets worse.  Good luck.  

It seems your crown may be high and you may be hitting excessively on it.  Go back to your dentist asap and have your bite adjusted.  Also, it sounds like you are grinding.  It would be smart to invest in a night guard to wear to protect your teeth from damage.

Hi:There might be two issues that is causing the pain:1.  The new crown needs bite adjustment 2.  You clench or grind at night and need a nightguardBest,Dr. Maddahi

ZommBrii,
It sounds like the new crown may be high, or touching the opposing tooth too soon.    Sometimes, just cleaning out an old filling, and doing a crown preparation can make the tooth sensitive which can subside over time.  I would recommend seeing your dentist immediately, and let them adjust the bite on the new crown.  Also,teeth that persist in being sensitive over a long period can require a root canal. 

Hello,
It is possible that you may need a bite adjustment. Please call your family dentist to get the area evaluated.
Dr. Mazaheri