I had a root canal and a crown placed immediately after, two months ago. The dentist has reshaped multiple times the crown to rule out possible biting issues. Though this has not fixed the discomfort pain at all, my tooth (no. 15) is still in-pain. I feel pain/discomfort when I bite or apply pressure to it. Does anyone have any ideas of what might causing such pain/discomfort? Thank you in advance. Panos M.
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If your dr gives the explanation that should be expected that the bleeding that is equal to inflammation should wait until the situation improves, making the final impression in these conditions can lead to problems of mismatch crowns , resulting in : linear black , small spaces between teeth or...
Why it may be possible for the crown to be re cemented temporarily it will not last long. There is a reason the tooth broke whether it was trauma or decay (an xray would be needed to determine) and a crown with a broken tooth inside will not have properly sealed margins (the crown...
What you are seeing is not cement. This is the underlying tooth structure that is showing through. At this point, the only way to correct this is to have the crown taken off and have more underlying tooth structure removed. This should take care of the problem and give you a much better ae...