What to Do About a Poorly Fitted Crown?

You may not have an issue with an ill fitting crown if you have had 5 dentist tell you otherwise.  It sounds as if you may have a periodontal issue (gum problem).  Try seeking a nother dentist or a periodontist for another consultation

From the information provided I am not sure that your crown is ill fitting.  It could be that you have a problem with your gums.  If 5 dentists cannot find something wrong I am not sure that from the information you have given us that we could do much better.  Find a 6th dentist :)

 

 

if none of these 5 dentists have told you or assured you the crown is ill fitted, then probably it is not. I suggest do not change it, bleeding is normally a sign of gingivitis or bacteria. You can start flossing softly and use mouthwash with Triclosan which is an antiseptic that will help your gums, remember to use a soft brush as well. If after all this your gums keep bleeding then reach a perio or another dentist.

I suggest you have this changed ASAP, poorly fitted crowns can lead to more problems in the future. Including decay, gum reccesion, disconfort, bleeding.

I do all porcelain e.max crowns with a perfect fit for only $370 USD.