How to proved a badly placed ill fitted crown caused my root fracture?

The pulp that its removed while a root canal its only 70% of the existing pulp. so it is normal to still feel sensitivity sometimes, also its important to understand that the tissue that supports the tooth, its alive, and this can make the tooth sensitive.inflammation of the area can produce...

From the sound of things, I would recommend returning to your dentist to have your bite adjusted again.  It is rare, but it is possible that another adjustment may be needed.  If it were just your tooth bothering you, then I would warn that you may need a root canal, but since it's...

There are some solutions, even when you the crown set , to make it look the same as the other,and this can make the tooth look really alike. if the options do not really satisfy you, you will definitely will need to re do again a new crown.

Crowns don't necessarily need to be bulkier than veneers. Is the dentist who did the crowns the same one who did the veneers? I would share your concerns with your dentist. They should be able to recreate a smile similar to your previous one.

The answer is a definite maybe.  One solution is to find a doctor with a creative ceramist. The other is to find s Cerec specialist doctor who is up to the task of creating the illusion of two teeth on a single implant.

A crown should not feel wobbly or any movement.  It is important to have it checked out.  If the crown was placed on a tooth with inadequate tooth structure remaining, such as on a large post, it is possible the underlying tooth structure has fractured.