Your bite is usually the thing you notice. If the crowned tooth feels like it hits before the others when you close your mouth tell your dentist. A crown that sits slightly too high puts pressure on the tooth and can make chewing uncomfortable.<\/p>\r\n
Pain when biting down deserves attention too. Sometimes the issue is simply the crown needing an adjustment. In cases the tooth underneath has a problem that needs treatment.<\/p>\r\n
Some sensitivity to cold or heat can happen after a crown is fitted especially while the tooth and surrounding tissue settle. It should gradually become less noticeable.<\/p>\r\n
But if the pain keeps returning gets stronger or lingers after the food or drink is gone, book a check. Sharp pain when you bite is another one to mention.<\/p>\r\n
\u2022 A edge that catches your tongue especially if it wasn’t there before.<\/p>\r\n
\u2022 A chip or crack. Even a small one deserves a look because damage can become harder to manage if you keep chewing on it.<\/p>\r\n
\u2022 The crown feels loose which isn’t something to ignore or simply get used to.<\/p>\r\n
A damaged crown doesn’t always hurt away. That’s why waiting for pain isn’t a test. If you notice a change have it checked.<\/p>\r\n
Food repeatedly catching around one crown can point to an issue with its fit or the shape of the contact between your teeth. Floss may suddenly feel different too.<\/p>\r\n
Don’t force the floss around the area.. Don’t assume that because the crown looks fine in the mirror everything underneath is fine too.<\/p>\r\n
Your gums shouldn’t stay sore. Swollen around a well-fitting crown. Bleeding when cleaning around the area is another reason to get it checked particularly if it keeps happening.<\/p>\r\n
An unpleasant taste or smell around the crowned tooth also deserves attention. It can sometimes be linked to plaque building up around the gumline. Your dentist needs to examine the area to find the actual cause.<\/p>\r\n
Don’t wait if the crown has come off feels loose or causes pain. A crown that has fallen out should be kept safe. Taken to your dentist rather than thrown away.<\/p>\r\n
If you develop swelling around the tooth or severe pain get dental advice promptly. Those symptoms can point to a problem underneath the crown than with the porcelain itself.<\/p>\r\n
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