During 3 weeks after the crown procedure, I had severe gum inflammation and had antibiotic treatment. One month later I went to another dentist who told me that the crown margin is too deep into the gum which is still irritating the gum and referred me for crown lengthening. The periodontist thinks the crown shouldn't have those pointy parts, which traps food and may cause loss of bone in long-term. She recommended to extract the wisdom teeth (pushing on the crown) and redo the crown.
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Your dentist did a beautiful job. You might consider shortening the left lateral and left canine by a fraction or two but overall a beautiful result. Two thumbs up to your dentist.Good luck!
From the picture you sent it looks like a large dental filling, it is best to see your dentist as soon as possible! Over the counter fillings from the pharmacy could be messy, and can interfere with bond to your final restoration. If temperature sensitivity, try to put wax ( orthodontic, for ...
