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Smoking can make it harder for you to heal after your procedure, not to mention it harms your body in many ways. While smoking may not interfere with the prognosis of that specific tooth at this time, it increases your risk of gum disease and tooth loss. Quitting smoking will improve not only your dental health but your health overall. It is never too late to quit. I hope this helps. Follow me for more questions and answers.
If you are having trouble flossing between your new crown and the adjacent teeth, see your dentist. There are two reasons this is happening. Either there is excess cement between the crown and the adjacent tooth, or the contact is very tight. Your dentist will either remove the excess cement o...
Bone grafting is not something that is required for dentures, but it is strongly recommended. Bone grafting will provide a better base for the denture to sit upon. Without the bone grafting, your denture may be loose. An alternative to bone grafting is getting some implants, which will se...
Your symptoms sound like you need a simple adjustment to the tooth that is opposite that crown. This typically takes only 5 minutes in the chair and is something that the dentist usually does at no charge, since s/he was the one that placed the crowns. I am sorry that you're in pain, but p...
It is highly unlikely that your hygienist damaged your crown. Extra time was likely spent on that tooth due to potentially having more inflammation of the gums here, especially if your crown has metal in it. Have your dentist take a look. Good luck.
I'm just seeing your question today, but it looks like your appointment was today. I'll still answer this question in case someone else comes along with a similar question in the future. Breaking your temp is not a problem, as long as you're gentle with that tooth, stay away from chewy or h...
Porcelain crowns and veneers can change the size, shade and shape of teeth dramatically enhancing your smile. There isn't a huge difference between a crown or a veneer. A crown covers the entire tooth, while a veneer only covers the front portion of a tooth). Both can be used to close gaps and c...
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