I recently got a new crown. The dentist left cement on that crown, and it's cemented to the tooth next to it such that I can't floss. When I bite down on something hard enough on this tooth (like a piece of steak), I feel some pain. Will removing the cement solve this problem? Or is it more likely that it is a high spot?
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Please upload a photo, so I can guide you better. Remember all crowns are not at equal height, so need to check that first. Also, it's my advice to wait for 10 more days because meanwhile, occlusal adjustments will take place.
Not sure what you’re trying to ask here? Your question is “What is the longest period of time you can wait before getting a crown?” The answer to that question is as long as you want. You want to wait 2 years, it’s up to you. You want to wait 10 years, go ahead! We don’t advise that, but...
Hey Colagirl,Looks like you have quite a bit of tarter/calculus built up and part of it has broken off. That would be good news compared to having a broken tooth. The bad news is that this kind of build up is very bad for your overall health. Go to a dentist today and have a complete examination...
