Teeth wiggling after crowns were placed with permanent cement.

Hello there,It sounds like you need a bite adjustment. This is not uncommon and would only take 10-15 minutes in the dental chair. Contact your dentist about this, and be sure to tell him/her about any discomfort that you have been experiencing. Once your bite is balanced, your teeth should be less wiggly, though this will take some time. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMDSt. Louis, MO area (O'Fallon, IL)Real Self 100

Sometimes what wiggles is not the restoration but the entire TOOTH.  This is more common with a crown that is not "perfect" and needs a polish/adjustment.  Discomfort as you describe is common in this situation and usually goes away, or leads to a dead nerve requiring a root canal.I would adjust the bite and give it more time. Wiggly teeth will wiggle less when the bite is balanced, and the pain should go away (perhaps slowly).

It sounds as if you bite may need adjusting. Teeth can become loose and painful if there is too much pressure on them. This should be an easy problem to correct.