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Hello,Is this the permanent crown, or the temporary? If you had the permanent crown the same day as the root canal (cerec crown) and tooth feels loose it is possible that the tooth has lost some bone due to the infection and it will recover. If the tooth still feels abnormal after couple of weeks please get it evaluated by your dentist.
Hi:My suggestion is go back to your dentist and have him check the tooth to make sure he knows about the looseness of your tooth. The looseness could be due to bad bite, clenching or grinding pressure on the crown or the tooth is still recovery from infection.Best,Dr. Maddahi
Hello Exploit501,It's not that uncommon for a tooth which recently had a root canal, esp if there was an infection, to be a little loose temporarily. It's important that you're not biting "high" or contacting this tooth before your others. This can delay the looseness and not allow the tooth to heal and tighten. I would have your dentist check the bite on this tooth and adjust it if needed. Good luck
Zirconia is a material of similar rigidity that the metal, but is lighter and of course aesthetic because it is white. I hope your question has been answered. If you have any concerns, it will be a pleasure.
Hello, We need a little more information. What are your symptoms? Typically it is very difficult to remove cemented crowns without having to cut them off, unless a weak cement is used to cement them. Dr. Michael Mazaheri
It is possible for a crown to be tight. This is caused by the lab made crown being slightly wider than the actual space between the teeth next to the crown space. The tightness should be tested by the Dr on crown insertion. The tightness can be relieved by the Dr...