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sensitivity before crowns are on
by arvadarlene, May 10, 2008 06:49PM
I have a few concerns. I had my work done in Mexico because it was 340. for a crown verses 1200. here in ths states. After my teeth were preped for the crowns and I went back to have the crowns put on. The dentist rinsed my mouth out with cold water and I just about came out of the chair. Whatever was left was so sensitive to cold I could hardly stand it. Is this normal? I am very concerned about this because now two of the crowns at the top have gaps between the gum and the crown and I am have infection problems. Thank you Arva
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by scottma, May 11, 2008 11:07PM
To: arvadarlene
Seeing a competent restorative dentist is advised.
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