10 months and crown tight

I received two dental crowns in February of this year.  Since then they have quieted down (nerve).  I believe it was tooth 32 and 33, which is at the lower right hand side of my mouth.  I get the sensation that the rear crown at the farthest back does not fit right, after several adjustments.  The crown feels too tight on my gums, and irritates it.  I have now developed a habit of having to have something in my mouth to distract me from the sensation, and leave the area alone.  It's not nerve pain, as I experienced that at first with hot and cold, etc.  It feels like the crown is sharp, and too tight on the gum.  The dentist did remark that I had a large jaw bone.  Is it possible that the bottom of the crown would not be wide enough?  Also in the morning when I wake up, I don't feel anything, but as soon as I think about it, the pain slowly comes back.  The crown in the front seems fine, and I don't have any problem with it.   Thanks!


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Clinical and radiographic exam can reveal the marginal fitness of crown. If marginal fitness is suboptimal, appropriate intervention is needed. If marginal fitness is perfect, gum treatment is needed.