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Having a beer following a crown cementation is typically not a problem from an adhesion perspective. The crown should be secure when you leave the office. As long as you did not have any oral sedation for the crown seat this should be ok.
HI:You normally do not have to avoid beer or alcohol after the corwn is permenantly cemented.Best,Dr. Maddahi
there is no contraindication so that you can enjoy your beer after your crown is cemented and you wait for the cement to dry.Immediately leave the dental office you can go to celebrate with your new crown.toast
In general, there is no waiting time to drink a beer after a crown is cemented unless your dentist advised you differently.
Hi:In rare occasions this happens, it can be removed by use of jujube or something sticky to pull the crown off. Best,Dr. Maddahi
What you are describing sounds like an irreversible pulpitis. This means that there is an inflammation of the nerve that will not repair itself. Typically, this means it is inevitable that you will need a root canal. Have your dentist check this to confirm soon.
You can either get new crowns or removable orthodontics to close the gap. If you are missing any of your back teeth, your teeth are constantly shifting and I would suggest orthodontics with retainers. The treatment in this case is based on the cause of the gap. Hope that helps.
