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f you are unhappy you certainly should approach the dentist with your concerns and ask his opinion on the match and what he is willing to do as far as a remake. Most dentists do not want unhappy patients walking around. In my office I would remake the crown for you. Talk to your dentist about your concerns.
As others have mentioned, it is extremely difficult to get an exact match of 1 front crown. Most dentists will charge a premium for attempting this task. You should have been asked for your approval before the final cementation. If you did approve it, then you should try to work out a mutually satisfactory agreement with your dentist as far as remaking it. You really cannot expect the dentist to bear thje entire cost of the remake, if you did approve it.
To collor match one crown is one of the most challenging tasks in cosmetic dentistry. You and your dentist can try again but there is no warranty that you will achieve perfect match. If you gave your approval to cement the crown at delivery appointment, then most likely you will be responsable for remake of the crown. I would reccommend you to go back to your doctor, talk about your problem and hopefuly you will find solution together.
If you are unhappy you certainly should approach the dentist with your concerns and ask his opinion on the match and what he is willing to do as far as a remake. Most dentists do not want unhappy patients walking around. Maybe it is a difficult case where he feels this is the best that can possibly be done. I assume you approved it before it was placed either verbally or in writing? In any event discuss the situation with your dentist and hopefully you can get it resolved.
Color can be VERY difficult. That is why we charge more for single front crowns. Crowns that don't match must be redone if they are glued in. That is why we are very careful with color before they are cemented. Once in awhile things happen. Just have them redo it and try again. It will...
New crowns should not feel loose . Old crowns should not feel loose either. You need to have your dentist check them. if your tooth has mobility, it is even a greater concern, Please go to your dentist and get answers.
Have you contacted your dentist and shared your concern? There are a few hings that I do not know in order to help you. Obviously you need to contact him,/her, and then look at your options. But I am concerned that your experience was painful. Do you still have pain? Did you choose and discuss...
