I got a crown a year ago. It was a horrible and very painful experience. The dentist numbed my whole lower face except the spot where I was getting the crown. It took several hours and I was in so much pain. When she finally got it placed I was ready to get out of there! The crown is too high and I can't bite down all be way, but I've been too scared to go back. So my question is how will the dentist fix my crown exactly? Do they have to remove it? Will it hurt?
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White crowns could look fake, because the whiter the color the bigger they look. There is a trick to make those white colors not looking fake. The type of porcelain crown, and the master ceramist and the shaping of the teeth by the cosmetic dentist, prior to going to the Laboratory is vital! ...
Hello there,My advice for you would be to return to your dentist to have your temporary crown put back on, and I would recommend speaking with your dentist about your concerns. Often times, the worst thing to do is to cut off the lines of communication with your dentist because you are upset. I...
I normally don't consider crown replacement as a 50/50 success rate especially. Crown replacement is such a routine procedure in dental offices that poor prognoses is normally only given when extensive recurrent decay is present. As for the post size and length. The longer the post the be...