I had a placement of a crown put in my mouth and I feel like my tooth is not placed in the right angle cause my none of my teeth touch except the crown and my bottom tooth hits the crown when I close my mouth/chew. Is my teeth not lined up correctly?I can’t chew because of the teeth hitting. Since the crown is cemented is this fixable?
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April 9, 2019
Answer: Can my crown be fixed if it’s not lined up correctly with my teeth?
When you got a Crown is similar like you own teeth but not the same, then your teeth are not straight for that reason you will see the different in form and a little thick.
Creating a suction movement with your tongue is not likely to harm the crowns in any way. When the crowns were placed, they were permanently bonded with cement.
I am glad you like the fit of your new crowns! That is great. It sounds like you are getting adjusted to having these crowns in...