Uneven bite due to new crown? Please help. Thanks.

Unfortunately once the crown or porcelain is adjusted, it will be very hard to add porcelain back on. You will benefit if you have an uneven bite to see your dentist or an expert dentist to do a bite analysis and see if there are interference in your bite, or do you have a stable bite? Best of luck

When the bite is high or hits first with a new crown, a dentist can grind on the new crown or the natural tooth hitting with the new crown. Dentist often choose to adjust the natural tooth that hits the new crown because they don’t want to grind on the new crown that they just placed in your mouth but rather tweak the natural tooth. Natural tooth had enamel that is more forgiving than the porcelain on the new crown. Also if a dentist grinds on the new crown too much (depending on if they used a PFM crown), then the metal underneath will show through. All this couldve been avoided if your dentist knew what they’re doing. The crown came back high because your dentist didn’t prep your crown tooth correctly in the first place. Your dentist should’ve given their lab enough occlusal clearance and you’re dentist didn’t.