Crown Pain

[cat36]

Is it normal for a  permanent crown that was just put on to hurt?  The temporay crown did not hurt my toothat all.  Does the pain go away with the permanent crown on?

[cat36]

I'm not sure what kind of crack you have on your tooth.  I know there are variables with certain teeth being cracked.  I know somw can easily be prepared.  Well I take that back.  With my experience I know nothing with the tooth can easily be  worked on.  I know for certain that your crowned tooth needs to be adjusted again.  It may take seceral adjustments, but don't despair.  I hade my crowned tooth adjusted again for the second time.  And right after he did it I hurt absolutely no pain, but know I feel very slight pain.  I'm going to wait for a few more days to see if it gets better or worse.  I know for certain some dentist are far more better and skilled than others.

[Igorot]

My dentist claim I had cracked tooth, because it hurts to chew. So he prepared for crowning and no problem with the temporary crown a little sensitivety and pain. But when the permanent crowned was completed. I have exactly the same problem before the crowning. Is it possible the cracked is worst. I suggest a rootcanal but my dentist said its not nessary since my tooth only hurt when I chew. So I went back for adjustment and my tooth still hurst and now my whole bite is off. I know because after dinner some of my teeth started to hurt. What seems to be the problem with my tooth. I just change my dentist due a insurance and I don't want to change again.

[Jasckelin]

When I had a cavity, I prefer to extract it ... I supposed it will be awkward.
I was a practical decision.
Regards Cat.

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[Igorot]

Yes the pain is less today. I took a pain reliever yesterday, I am not taking one today (June 31st) and see what will happen. I just had breakfast and the pain subside a bit. I try not to chew on the crowned tooth. But I am still calling my dentist tomorrow and hopefully I getting some answer and I will let you know.

[cat36]

Yes, my dentist did adjust it, but I still have pain.  My mother and brother strongly suggest I go to another dentist (my brother already mentioned a good one to go to) to handle this problem.  Did your crown pain subside?

[Igorot]

I had the same problem. My temporary did not hurt and when I got my permanent and start eating my crowned was very painfull. Did you ever went to your dentis.

[scottma]

Going back to your restorative dentist to have more occlusion adjustment is advised.