My temporary crown fell off, on a root canal tooth; can I pop it back in without cement?

I would recommend seeing your dentist if you are experiencing sensitivity with your crown. Several factors can cause pain/sensitivity after a crown including the crown being high, the crown not fitting properly or the inflamed nerves. It's important to visit your dentist as soon as possible to...

It's very difficult to see from the photos you provided. I would suggest returning to your dentist to have the tooth and your bite evaluated. A simple bite adjustment may be all you need. It's important to return to your dentist sooner rater than later for an evaluation to avoid additional ...

The upside to traveling outside of the United States for dental work is that it is a lot cheaper. The downside is that you may get poorer quality results that you will have to live with for years to come because you can not easily return when you have an issue. Most dentists prefer not to ma...

Hello there,I'm sorry to hear that you are unhappy with your results. You photos are a bit blurry, but from what I can see your smile looks great! Unfortunately, the time to change the shade of your crowns was before they were permanently cemented. If you are unhappy with the shade of your ...

Hello there,It's not uncommon to experience some sensitivity or discomfort after having your tooth prepped for a crown. I usually recommend allowing two weeks or so after crown placement for your tooth to heal. My advice for you would be to return to your dentist for an evaluation. A bite ad...

You have two options: the first would include orthodontics to move your teeth into a more ideal position and correct your open bite. After completing orthodontic treatment, I would recommend veneering your lateral incisors and reshaping your canines. The other option, with would only take two...