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If the crowns are porcelain and zirconia crowns they should be able to adjust them without any issue as long as there is not a significant amount that needs to be reduced. If they are full zirconia crowns then they cannot be adjusted much if any. Hope this helps.
yes zirconia crowns can be shortened. The questionthat needs to be answered is whether the tooth that appearslonger is the correct length and the other tooth is too short.Before I go about shortening a tooth I would look and seewhich length is ideal for you. If the other tooth is too shortthen shortening the longer tooth may take away from an idealsituation. You may need to replace the shorter crown if youare a perfectionist.
Zirconia crowns can be recontoured if they are uneven in length. It is important to do this carefully and with lots of water to keep the restoration from heating up.
Zirconia crowns are adjustable, especially if they have a layer of porcelain over the front and incisal edge. It is really important that you determine that shortening one is the best answer for your smile. And how you can tell is to take a sharpie black marker and just lightly color in the lower edge to where you think it looks best. Step back and look in the mirror. Is that length good for your smile or does it make your front teeth too short? If good, adjustment is all you need. If too short, you might consider redoing the shorter crown to make it longer. Once you know what to do, take a little alcohol on a cotton ball and gently rub off the black line. It will all come off - I promise! Best of luck to you.
Usually a lisp is caused by the upper front teeth being too far back or thick on the inside. the length may also be contributing to it. If you don't adjust to it within a few days, the dentist will have to reevaluate to see if they can be adjusted enough or if they should be redone which is...
A crown that has good bond strength will not come off during a cleaning. How old was the crown? This can happen with older crowns after years of being in place. If it was going to come off the best place for that to happen is in the dental office. You were able to have it...
Yes, it is normal to have some sensitivity after having a crown done. It is normal anytime a tooth is drilled on to have cold sensitivity. In most crown cases a chord is placed inside the gums for the final impression to be taken, so it is normal for the gums to be sore. Usually it is...
Sometimes when a crown is inserted, especially if you are anesthetized, the bite can be off a bit after the anesthesia wears off. We try to check it at the time of insertion with a special bite paper. I would return to your dentist to have it adjusted. It only takes a few minutes.
I have not seen a crown fee handled this way. The code 02750 says high noble which is precious metal so I cannot see why there would be an aditional fee. there are other codes to use if not using gold or high noble or precious metals. I don't know what the porcelain facing fee is...I know my...
There can be three different issues with this:One, where there is a visible junction between the crown and the gum. In the past old ceramic crowns made over a white gold core, this could give the look of a black line. With those older crowns it was highly unaesthetic, but often functional,...
