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Your question is not clear and without photos it's difficult to provide an answer, but I'll try as best I can. Is the crown longer than the surrounding teeth? Is it shorter? Slanted? If the incisal edge of your new crown is not properly aligned with the surrounding teeth, it's possible that a simple adjustment can fix this issue. However, your bite needs to be taken into account when making adjustments to your crown. If there is an issue with the way your crown fits at the gum line then it may need to be remade. The best advice I can give is to follow up with your dentist to discuss your concerns. I hope this helps. Follow me for more questions and answers.
Yes, your tooth can be filed to even it out with the other tooth. It's not ideal, but it can be done.
Hi:Without an X-ray it is difficult to give you proper advice. Normally, it is best to re fabricate the crown to make sure it is fitted correctly, however there are many circumstances that might make this not possible.Best,Dr. Maddahi
If your crown came off do yourself a favor and see a dentist to evaluate, find out the reason why the crown came off and re-cement your crown properly. If you do it yourself, you may cause gum infection, bit problems, and not placing the crown the right way, and possibly fracture the root, if...
Thanks for your question. The texture of your crown should remain the same. I would recommend seeing your dentist for an evaluation to ensure your crown has not been damaged. I hope this helps. Click "save" under my name if you think you'll have more questions that you'd like me to answer.
Hello You must not feel pain about it, yo should go to the dentist inmediatly to check it, it´ll can be a infection; it must be treated as soon as possible Regards.
