Why Do I Have Pain After the Permanent Crowns Have Been Placed. I Had No Pain with the Temporary's at All?

Hi;

It sounds like you need an occlusal adjustment and a need for a occlusal splint.  Consult your dentist for fabrication of a splint and possible occlusal adjustment.

Good luck.

Dr. Mahnaz Rashti.

Thank you for your questionAs my colleagues have explained - there are many possible reasons for pain after a new permanent crown(s) is fitted. Unfortunately for you and your dentist, some of the solutions are easier to check (where the crown is high) than others (whether the tooth nerve us dying). Sometimes this means, at least after the easier things are done, that you will have to wait until the tooth reveals more - either via dental tests or x-ray changes - both of where happen later in the process. Good luck finding a solution and kind reagrdsThomas Dey, BDS, MSc