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Is popping noise from my crowns something that just happens?

Paige16Sep 12, 2018
I have 2 crowns in the front of my mouth and if I bite down real hard then it feels weird so I start messing with the crowns with my tongue and they start making a popping noise and then feel fine! But they don't feel loose. Is that something that just happens or do i need to see my dentist?

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