I just got my crown replaced today, it's my second-to-last molar on my left side. I know, know, too early to worry?... But, my teeth no longer touch when I bite down, like they used to. It's like the crown is 'bigger/taller' and won't allow me to bite down. The fit is correct, we tried multiple crowns, but I don't see why it's like this. Is it just me, am I worrying about nothing? Should I wait a few more days/a week? I don't know what to do...
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May 23, 2015
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I have not seen a crown fee handled this way. The code 02750 says high noble which is precious metal so I cannot see why there would be an aditional fee. there are other codes to use if not using gold or high noble or precious metals. I don't know what the porcelain facing fee is...I know my...
There can be three different issues with this:One, where there is a visible junction between the crown and the gum. In the past old ceramic crowns made over a white gold core, this could give the look of a black line. With those older crowns it was highly unaesthetic, but often functional,...
I would recommend taking the bridge out while sleeping, so that you do not ingest or inhale the bridge. If the crown broke off from the bridge, I would recommend contacting your dentist to discuss having the bridge replaced. Replacing the bridge will prevent your teeth from shifting...
