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Since this just happened after 10-12 years from root canal you must seek the care of a dentist. Exam and xrays should reveal the reason for this sudden problem. It may indicate a new infection, or root problem. So, again, contact a dentist at once.
Since the tooth/crown has been fine for 10-12 years, this likely indicates that the tooth/root is fractured or that the tooth is reabscessed. See your dentist right away to have xrays done and the tooth evaluated .
Gums tend to regrow around implants when abutments and crowns are removed....to a point and in limited amounts. It really depends. You need to consult a periodontist who specializes in gums and he or she will tell you what should be done long term
From the photo, the crown doesn't look too bad but if it is at all bigger than your original tooth, which may have been compromised because of wear,breakage,filling,etc, it will feel big to you. . The crown may be going a little deeper under your gums in order to extend beyond the filling for a...
In order to take an impression for a crown, a small string or cord needs to be tucked under the gum all around the tooth. For most people this can be uncomfortable and it is important that it be done well to get a good impression.