I just got a crown placed that made my bite too high on that side. I returned and expected the crown to be filed to fix the bite, but instead, the dentist filed some of the tooth above it first, then filed the crown down a bit. I thought it fixed it, but now I feel a higher bite on the other side. Why would she touch the tooth above that wasn't the problem then address the crown that was the issue? Do I have to find someone else now to fix what this dentist did? My bite was fine before this.
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You would need to call CareSource directly to see the specifics of what they cover. In Texas, Medicaid doesn't cover dental services for adults. I'm sure of the rules in other states.
Your crown can be adjusted and polished, however ask your dentist how you will clean between teeth since your crowns are splinted and joined. Honestly they look too bulky and maybe it is because of the misalignment of the original teeth! There are many types of crowns! Contact your dentist for ...
If the tooth has chronic inf croon and abscess repeatedly, I’d recommend extraction to eliminate the infection in that area permanently. If you have a broken endo file broke inside in one of your root canals, that is very challenging to repair. Prognoses very poor. Lose the tooth and plan for a...
