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Hope someone can answer my question:
Had a new crown fitted today on a bottom tooth which ended up sticking up a little higher than my other teeth. I had a slight gap all the way round my mouth and could close my teeth fully.
Anyway the dentist filed down the crown a little but also my healthy tooth on my upper jaw to try and help with the gap.
It didn't really work and I still have the gap but now where my healthy tooth has been filed I'm getting a horrible feeling g as if I'm chewing on tin foil.
My question is should the dentist have filed my healty tooth as it makes sense to me? Surely just removed the crown and re set it lower??
Many thanks
Had a new crown fitted today on a bottom tooth which ended up sticking up a little higher than my other teeth. I had a slight gap all the way round my mouth and could close my teeth fully.
Anyway the dentist filed down the crown a little but also my healthy tooth on my upper jaw to try and help with the gap.
It didn't really work and I still have the gap but now where my healthy tooth has been filed I'm getting a horrible feeling g as if I'm chewing on tin foil.
My question is should the dentist have filed my healty tooth as it makes sense to me? Surely just removed the crown and re set it lower??
Many thanks