It’s not a complete hole, it just appears as if someone may have carved a circle in my tooth without removing the inside. Any idea as to what has caused this? Can I fix it? See attached pictures.
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Your experience sounds scarier than a Quentin Tarantino movie. I believe that the dental process is just as important as the result. Sounds like your dentist is more concerned with his business than with your experience. Now that your tooth has fractured, you well might need an implant and...
It sounds to me that the contact between the crown and your natural teeth is tooth tight resulting in pressure on the ligament and thus pain. This can be alleviated by removing the crown and adjusting it until its comfortable. The issue with the screw may be related but its hard to tell based on...
