Approximately one and a half years ago, I had a crown replaced on the upper right side. However, after the temporary crown was put into place, a foul taste emanated from that area. Additionally, when the permanent crown replaced it, the same taste/odor remained.
I was sent to a periodontist, who treated the gum and was given medication. However, the odor/taste is still there!. The crown has just recently loosened. Please, I am deperate.
So, I called the dental office today who owned that practice who now has another dental office and I told them what has been going on with my crown that one of their dental office put on. They want to see me today! I will let you know what happens.
He removed the crown, and worked on the tooth. To my knowledge
the tooth was not cracked or decayed. He put the old crown back
on, and took impressions for the new one. When I touch the crown
with my tongue, it still has a bitter taste to it. I'm wondering
whether this problem will be resolved with a new crown. This has
never happened to me before.