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Dental crowns should not feel loose at any point. It may be the bite on the crown that is causing the tooth to feel loose, or the part of the tooth supporting the crown may have a problem. Please see your dentist, or get another opinion if your dentist doesn't see a problem.
I am not sure what the problem would be but a new crown should not feel loose. I would call your dentist and have them check the occlusion or bite. The tooth may be loose under the crown. Either way go back and have it checked
Your new crown should not FEEL loose. Go back to your dentist and have him check the mobility of the crown. If it feels loose to you, then something is not right. You would not be on thisboard if you were happy! Ask the Dr. to check to see if the whole tooth is moving or just the crown is loose . It could be just the cement. Go back and make sure he answers all of your questions and that crown feels good!
I'm not sure why the crown feels loose! It either means the cement is not holding, or else the actual tooth under the crown is loose in the bone. Either event is not right. The dentist should have you back in to check the occlusion (the way the crown hits the opposing tooth), check the mobility of the crowned tooth, and check if the cement is holding. Sometimes it takes a day or 2 to get used to the new crown. Beyond that, it should feel "normal".
New crowns should not feel loose . Old crowns should not feel loose either. You need to have your dentist check them. if your tooth has mobility, it is even a greater concern, Please go to your dentist and get answers.
Have you contacted your dentist and shared your concern? There are a few hings that I do not know in order to help you. Obviously you need to contact him,/her, and then look at your options. But I am concerned that your experience was painful. Do you still have pain? Did you choose and discuss...
Eric, thank you for your question. I always advise my patients in case there is something uncomfortable, including brackage of the temporary crowns, to call the office and come back to fix it.The reason being, even though it might not hurt, teeth shift whatever slightly during the day. In case...
I am not a fan of one day crowns. The type of porcelain ,matters. some porcelain are more abrasive than others. do check your bite with a dentist who performs full mouth reconstructions, TMJ and head and neck pain treatments, someone who knows about occlusion and bite. The adjustment is...
