Bad crown; purple and red veins around gums?

A crown that has been permanently cemented can not be easily removed. However, the crown can still be adjusted. I would recommend following up with your dentist if you have concerns about your crown. I hope this helps. Click save on the save button below my name, so that you may ask me more qu...

The cost to have a crown recemented is minimal, usually around $100 plus the cost of an exam and x-ray. It's possible that the cement failed and simply recementing your crown will be all that is necessary. I would recommend seeing a dentist in New Jersey as soon as possible to determine why you...

Your question is not clear and without photos it's difficult to provide an answer, but I'll try as best I can. Is the crown longer than the surrounding teeth? Is it shorter? Slanted? If the incisal edge of your new crown is not properly aligned with the surrounding teeth, it's possible that a s...

If your crown came off do yourself a favor and see a dentist to evaluate, find out the reason why the crown came off and re-cement your crown properly. If you do it yourself, you may cause gum infection, bit problems, and not placing the crown the right way, and possibly fracture the root, if...

Thanks for your question. The texture of your crown should remain the same. I would recommend seeing your dentist for an evaluation to ensure your crown has not been damaged. I hope this helps.  Click "save" under my name if you think you'll have more questions that you'd like me to answer.

The gum tissue is visibly irritated around your temporary crown. Because you have two temp crowns and issues with only one, I would say you can rule out an allergic reaction. The irritation is likely caused by the temp crown being to bulky or rough or is due to excess cement trapped in the area....