Shape of crown as on radiograph

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Hello,

I have had a new crown placed about 1 year earlier. For check up, I went to dentists a few times with xray.

The PA radiograph on the very top says the shape of crown (which is on the left) changed(right-bottom side became longer) as compared with other 3 radiographs. I'm not sure what is going on with either shape of my crown or gum line. The angles from which each of the 4 radiograph was taken look reasonable and similar.

Here is the link to radiographs: the https://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?b...;onClosedMenu=allposts;postNum=0;src=postname

It would be appreciated if you can share some thought with me!

Thanks in advance!
 

MattKW

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Sorry, can't get into post, and not interested in opening up yet another account and email. How about posting them on Imgur? A PA radiograph by definition is taken at an acute angle and is not used for checking crown margins. It is much better to have bitewings taken perpendicularly.
 

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