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Before pics.
I found some pictures from my Invisalign review that show the leaky filling that precipitated the crown. It's the gray tooth :).
Can't even tell I had it done now.
So other than the fact that my tooth is no longer gray and filled, I can no longer tell that I had a crown put on. There is no longer any sensitivity at all. I'm so glad, cause I was really worried about that. I'm still sad that the tooth is on its last legs, though. I suppose next will be a root canal at some point in the future, and that will really be the end. Guess then I'll be writing about getting an implant :-/.Oh well :D. Cross that bridge when I come to it!
Sensitivity is gone!
Good news: the excessive tooth sensitivity has passed, as had the slight nerve injury I got while I was being shot up with novocaine (that pain was in my lower left incisor, far from the work being done.) the crown is smaller than my natural tooth was but it is in no way bothersome.I also did two sessions of bleach in my retainers and now my other teeth match the crown great. Very pleased, it's much prettier than my natural tooth with the amalgam filling!
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I'm not allowed to mention my doctor because I'm a Community Manager :)