experiencing a sharp pain after having a dental crown done
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- If you returned home and you have sharp pain when you eat or when you wake up in the morning and other times it's fine, this is not usually anything to do with infection.
The most common case here is that the crown that we've done is slightly too high and what you need to do here is visit a local dentist or you can check it by simply bite on a piece of paper to see the impression of the teeth. If you feel this kind of pain, it needs to be done quickly because if you leave it for a few weeks it can aggregate the nerve under the tooth and you may have further problems with that. 
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Had a small gap on my permanent crown so I got a temp. Ended up in excruciating pain and cold sensitivity. Had some desensitizing resin put on and got worse. Had a root canal as a last resort today and the pulp was very inflamed. Not sure the cause, but unlikely it would’ve healed on its own with how bad the pain was. Was never aware removal of a crown could cause possible trauma
Unfortunately yes.
I had a root canal and had to have a temporary crown put on, It was bad for the first 2 days but was fine later. However, A few months later I suddenly start feeling awful pain again from bad gum inflation and I'm yet to know the cause yet.. Currently traveling so I can't even go to a dentist to resolve it
Got a temporary crown put in and still experiencing pain after two weeks ( can’t sleep bc of pain) went back to the dentist, dentist said there was no infection and the severe lingering pain is from drilling the tooth and the only option was to wait out the pain or root canal 😢
did he do an x-ray to check for any inflammation?
@@CoultonShawAn X-ray probably won’t tell you the source. Clinical testing might.
hi Dr I had a crown fitted on a root canal tooth which was done approx 2 years back it had and onlay which didn't work well. It s a porcelain infused to metal crown its been a week and I'm expecting pain when biting and pain at night I have been back once for adjustment but I don't know why its still hurts I don't want to keep getting adjustments and damage the crown please advise I really feel like getting an extraction :(.
did you have an x-ray done? If not, you need one doing. If it's hurting that bad, then it could be more than a bite problem - perhaps the root needs retreating? Anyhow, the x-ray should make clear what needs to be done.
sorry this will be a long thread. plz any advice.
a little back story with my tooth #31(nov 2017) I've had a silver filling cracked and at that time the dentist insist to get a crown so I went ahead and had it crown(porcelain fuse metal). after a month I still feel pain and have adjusted the bite still no luck 5 months later I went back in to have them take a look again a different dentist adjusted the bite wait 5 weeks. within that 5 weeks my crown fell off and a different dentist (director of the clinic) took over to help me. so he said lets change the crown to a full porcelain crown. this took about 2 months for them to be made. had it crown after 2 months and adjusted the height also and again the pain was still there. i couldnt put much pressure on it since it would hurt even eating a banana.i went to get 2nd opinion from a different clinic and told me the crown felt loose and I need a rct but I hold it off bc I just didn't know what to believe. So I went back to the same clinic where I had gotten the porcelain crown after few months they took some X-ray and referred me a Endodontics but I was moving so I couldnt go (end of 2018), in between 2019 was pregnant wasn't able to see a dentist beginning 2020 went to another dentist and took a panorama X-ray she didn't see anything wrong with my nerves and then covid came, fast forward 2021 my crown fell off 3 weeks ago from today while eating bread and was able to see a Endodontics and told him this history of the tooth and he took an X-ray and see that my teeth have been shave to close to the nerve causing it to be in pain so I went ahead and got a root canal done and was referred to this dentist who does many dental crowns on patients, I had a temp crown placed after 2days of the rct to prep for a crown (zirconia crown). its been 2 weeks I have this new crown on and I am experiencing some pain in between #30 and #31 like a quick sharp pain when I eat, no pain tapping, sometimes it feels itchy but goes away in seconds, when I floss I feel some pressure on #31 but feels a relief after and when I floss again no pain, when I eat I feel like it will fall off. I did have the height adjusted on the day I had it permanently crown. there's a bit of slight pain and pressure when I touch the side on #31.
wow - you've been through a lot - so sad ;-( It's easy to look back in a way and say what "should" have been done - but for the sake of other readers of these comments - have at least an OPG digital x-ray done any time you have a problem like this - a CBCT scan would help even more. This would show if any nerves are exposed or irritated or infected. This should be done before you have any root canal treatment. Then the bite - a digital bite "articulator" device would show how the bite fits against the surrounding teeth - to determine if they are causing the problem - not the tooth that has been worked on.
In your case Nerrie, I would have the bite checked on all your teeth, as well as the positioning of your jaw while you're at it (ask your dentist about devices to diagnose TMJ) to rule out any possible cause of pain. If nerves are exposed during the crowning process, make sure the crown fits tight with the gum properly, and wait some time for it to settle. Fingers crossed!
Hi dr. I have 5 connected crown on my front teeth but one part is extremely painful. Will the whole 5 crowns be removed if I'm going to get the painful one be fixed for root canal or something? Thank you
Hi Christine, an x-ray should show if your pain related to any infection or failing tooth root beneath the bridgework. In that case, then yes, the whole bridge is usually removed. If everything looks fine on the x-ray, then the pain might be coming from an ill-fitting bite which would mean just a slight adjustment to the existing bridgework, and the birdgework wouldn't need to be removed, just adjusted. I hope that helps!
My tooth broke (31) and I had pain, the dentist did X-ray change my filling; shave the tooth and put temporary crown. But I have lots of pain there. It’s normal?
Did you have an x-ray done first? Did is show that the roots of the tooth needed treated or not?
yes!! my crown teeth are throbbing and it goes and comes back :( i'm exchausted. i went to the dentist and they said there's nothing wrong. but i feel like something is wrong. they fixed my biting and it still hurts. idk what to do anymore. please help me
How's your teeth now?
Please give me the web for some cheap dentist, im in (uk) not on NHS and private is too expensive and im dying 24/7 from toothache (i also have anxiety) -,- and my teeth are extremely messed up, holes and snapped teeth :/
I had a new dental bridge fitted 9 days ago. I started to feel pain ever since whenever I’m eating. Back to dentist shaved the bridge down but makes no difference. I had my previous bridge for 20 years without any problems! My new dentist claimed that I need a new replacement and now I’m regret to death!
She suggested tooth canal to my perfectly healthy teeth under the new bridge but I just don’t have my trust in her. Now that I have to pay more ( for root canal ) on top of what I’ve paid for my dental bridge. Pls advice what should I do? Is it necessary to do a root canal on a perfectly healthy tooth to take the pain away or should I wait to see if the pain will go away? If so, how long does it take for the pain to be gone completely? Pls help me, I really have no idea what is right and best to do. 😢
How are you now?
I had a bridge for 35 years and there was a funny taste coming out from under it. I went to three different dentist but they all took x-rays and said the bridge was fine I must not be rushing or flossing properly. One suggested using a waterpik so I got one. Then the bridge started to hurt when I bit down. Still the dentist said it was fine according to the X-ray. So I watch the RUclips video on how to remove a bridge and I removed it myself as I couldn't get a dentist to remove it. One said they would have to cut the bridge off and they wanted $3,500 to replace it. A RUclips video said I could string dental floss underneath it and pull up to remove the bridge. It worked I pulled off the bridge myself. That's where I found one tooth completely rotted down to the gum line and the other tooth was yellow possibly dead. My dentist wanted to do a root canal but two other dentist said the truth was dead an abscess and it would have to be removed. I chose to have it removed. But now they want $4,000 for a four Place Bridge and I'm not sure if I want to risk paying that money because the yellow tooth maybe dead. Now I'm finding out three of my caps are Cobalt chromium and they may have to be removed. I figured that out when one of the Caps cracked the opposing tooth that needs a cap. No insurance $10,000 worth of dental work and who knows how long that will last. So did you get the root canal or get the tooth pulled?
Had my crowns 2 weeks ago installed and pain of my crown, while my gum pressing and sliding down the tooth, started and the gum got inflamed. I managed to stop the inflammation without infection and she shaved my crowns a few times and still it hurts occasionally when I press my bottom teeth to the top 4 crowns. I’m coming back again there but I cannot live like this any more. Will it last forever this pain? When I control myself and don’t touch the top crowns for a few days it reduces the pain but when I touch for a few minutes mildly it starts again. What’s the matter with them? I cannot ever press my teeth? But I did it with my real teeth which were mostly dead and there were no problems.
Sounds as if there is a bad bite match for sure - you need to get that checked properly (bite test) as well as an OPG x-ray to rule out any inflammation of the nerves. 2 weeks is still early, but if it continues for another 2 weeks, you'll need to get it sorted for sure before it gets worse.
@@CoultonShaw The thing is that the dentist had a root canal treatment on the 1st tooth a week before the crown was installed so both of the teeth are dead. 2 weeks later inflammation started above 2nd and 1st tooth and then I noticed a crack on 2nd tooth. So she took it off on Wednesday and now I have a temporary crown. I’m treating sore gums now with sticks, brushing and salt water baths. When I tap on the bottom of the 1st tooth with plastic pen, no pain. But when I move my lips up and down the tooth - it feels unpleasant. But I feel improvement still with this pain since a week ago. She shaved a lot last time to make my bite better but I’m still not finished there.
Thank you for replying. It’s valuable to me.
I’m going through the same thing. I can’t eat on the side of the crown. Are you better now? If so, what did you do?
@@dollyc5696 did you get it fixed or waited ,it’s been 2 months since you commented would like to know how you got rid of it
@@GOD-hk7pz oh my gosh! Yessss I needed a root canal. No way could I have continued to live with that pain. After shaving the tooth down and still having incredible pain I was referred out. There wasn’t any hot or cold sensation and they determine my root died. I went to the endocrinologist. Hope that helps.
Hi Doctor, I did my root canal treatment four months before considering a crown.
I finally had my crown done three weeks ago but after the second week I started experiencing pain which literally seems my gum was on fire.
I went back to my dentist, did an x-ray I was told the next tooth close to the newly crowned tooth is infected and a bone is broken as well.
I was placed on antibiotics and painkiller. The pain has reduced, though I still feel less amount of pain around the area of the crown tooth. What should I do?
Hi Timothy - sounds like an infection, but the antibiotics should sort that out (can take up to 2 weeks though for it to settle down). If it reoccurs, then the crown may need to be removed so that the dentist can look at the underlying issue causing the continued infection. Would love to know how you get on with this, so please comment again in a few weeks if you can...all the best!
@@CoultonShaw Thank you so much Doctor, I'll provide feedback.
@@CoultonShaw Hi Doctor, I have taken the antibiotics and I don't feel pain anymore. Thanks for your assistance.
@@blessingtimothy2914 thanks you so much for letting us know! Happy to hear that it's settled down - all the best!
@@CoultonShaw hi, any ideas why it hurts my crown when I touch with my tooth above it ? it has root treatment, but not when Im chewing, more on percution. But not always when I touch it with my tooth from above. its molar.
I had a crown done 4 months ago and I’ve been in pain ever since. I’ve gone in several times for an adjustment. I am in so much pain every day all day. I don’t know what to do. I want to just pull it at this point but I don’t want my teeth to shift. I don’t know what to do. Try another dentist?
How are you now? What’d you end up doing?
Please answer me
I went to another dentist. They gaslighted me. At the start of the exam the dental hygienist mentioned that she worked for the dentist I went to that messed up my mouth and how wonderful he is. I ended up using a nail file on one of the crowns because I couldn’t even shut my mouth properly. I did it myself because the one tooth I had the dentist take down in size (my original dentist) he reduced to a tiny nub that gave me more problems. When I looked in the mirror I was mortified that he took it down so far. (I broke the file to make it smaller so it wouldn’t touch the neighboring teeth). I just did a little at a time over a very long period of time. I’m so glad I did. At least I fixed part of my issues. I have extreme tooth sensitivity on the right side of my mouth. I am too scared at this point to see another dentist to try and fix my remaining issues.
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Hi Doctor, Ive got RCT done for my upper molar(second from the last) last week and i got the zicronium crown yesterday. It was fine after the cap was fixed. However my bite seemed to be off. Everytime i take a bite my crown teeth is the first to hit my bottom teeth. I can feel it. Today i went and my dentist drilled the crown a little bit. I still feel my bite is a little off but my dentist says the impression is fine.
I suddenly started having severe pain in my crown since this afternoon. Whenever it touch my below teeth a sharp pain comes. Its hurting my head as well. What could be the issue?
From your description, it sounds like you may be experiencing a common issue that I described in the video, which is called occlusal trauma or high bite. This is when your newly placed crown is slightly higher than your natural teeth, causing it to bear the brunt of your bite force. This can be very uncomfortable and can even lead to pain or discomfort in your jaw, head, and the tooth itself, as you're describing.
It's also possible that your crown may be contacting your opposing teeth prematurely, which means it hits before your other teeth come into contact. This could also cause the sharp pain you're experiencing. Your dentist already attempted to fix this by adjusting (drilling) your crown, but it seems that it may not have fully resolved the problem.
Another reason could be post-operative sensitivity or pain which is a common occurrence after a root canal therapy and crown placement. The tissues surrounding your tooth might still be healing and could be sensitive. However, such discomfort usually subsides within a week or two and if it is getting worse, it would be a cause of concern.
Lastly, although less likely, there could be an underlying issue such as an infection or a problem with the root canal treatment itself. While this isn't common, it can happen, and it's something your dentist might want to rule out if the pain continues.
Regardless of the cause, ongoing severe pain is not normal and is something you should absolutely seek help for. I would recommend you to get a second opinion from another dentist if your current dentist doesn't recognize the issue or if the pain doesn't subside. A different set of eyes and hands might be able to help identify and correct the issue.
Pain is a signal that something isn't quite right, so it's important that you continue to advocate for yourself until the issue is resolved. Take care and don't hesitate to seek out an OPG x-ray to determine any root issues if necessary.
@@CoultonShaw Thanks so much for the prompt response, doctor. I am having another appointment with my dentist tomorrow. I'll keep you posted on how it goes.
Just one quick question, i strongly feel my bite is off and my crown is hitting the bottom teeth first. However, my dentist(who put the crown is different from who did RCT) says the impression (a thin paper bite she is taking) is fine and all looks good. Why does it happen? Will this not be caught by the dentist?
@@universalinformation572 yes it should be noticed by the dentist. That's why I suggest getting 1. an x-ray 2. a check from another dentist to confirm the cause of your discomfort.
If you can find a dentist that uses a digital bite registration device, that might also provide some useful data that can help you.
@@CoultonShaw Thanks so much doctor. Today i went to another dentist and he confirmed it's occlusal trauma. He said the crown is a little higher and he corrected it. Now I feel much better and the pain has subsided.
Thank you!
@@universalinformation572 thats great to hear and thank you so much for letting me know. You should be proud of yourself for pushing though and getting a 2nd opinion. Well done!
It's been almost 3wks after getting a crown, Yoo bt da pain is killing me. It feels like my jaws has dislocated or something. This gives me too much headaches n unable to chew also on da crown tooth. Went to Dr n he shaped my crown bt it's not helping. He even suggested a root canal
My guess is that the bite is still not right, however do not have root canal treatment unless the x-ray shows that the root is infected. Your dentist will should take an x-ray and let you know what the best course of action is. After that, you can decide if root canal treatment is really needed or if there is another way to solve the problem.
3 weeks is a long time - you need to get it solved at as soon as possible. Good luck! let me know how you get on!
After crown my teeth become sensitive and also it hurts during eating the bread.
And also it hurts at night time since two weak please if u give a sugetion it will be helpful
that sounds like the "occlusion" of your crown is off and would need some slight adjustment, as described in the video. Try to get in sorted as soon as possible, as an aggravated tooth nerve can very quickly inflame.
Same
did you manage to get it solved?
@@amans6504 please tell me a little more about your situation...
How's your tooth now?
Went to dentist again n he suggested I do RCT or extract my tooth bt I asked for another option, cause I don't want to extract my tooth nor do RCT. He then removed the crown n said we give it 3days n if pain persist we must extract my tooth or he will put a new crown a steel one or something if there's no pain, just to try n save my tooth
the x-ray should tell him what's the best route of action to take. If in doubt, have a digital x-ray done (ideally OPG) and send it to my team (or any other clinic / dentist) for a 2nd opinion.
You're right, an extraction or RCT should only be done if there are medical reasons for it.
Got RCT done & crown placed.. its been 3days & It hurts a lot when the upper tooth is pressed against that tooth ... even if it is pressed with the finger .... what should I do now?
that sounds like a bite problem - visit the dentist who did the work to have a bite check - sooner is better than later to avoid the aggravation of the tooth roots.
@@CoultonShaw thank you doctor
How's your tooth now?
@@ConnemaraHeather1 much better
@@bongtubermonalisa5720 Sounds like good news!
Hi I had my crowns on my font two tooths 2 days before at that day I didn't feel any pain or anything but now after 2 days its paining when I drink a hot cup of tea
Hi @yokesh - sensitivity to hot / cold drinks is quite normal after having crowns. I advise avoiding very hot/cold for the next 2 weeks until your gums & nerves recover properly.
@@CoultonShaw Hi Sir Thank you so much for the suggestion I let you know once I recovered.
I have some chromium Cobalt crowns and I'm having a lot of health problems. Are these crowns toxic? How do they remove them?
Chromium-cobalt crowns are a type of dental restoration often used because of their strength and durability. They are particularly suited for back teeth that bear much of the force of biting and chewing.
In terms of toxicity, both chromium and cobalt are elements that can have toxic effects in large amounts. However, the amounts that would leach from dental crowns under normal conditions are typically much too small to cause systemic toxicity. However, in rare instances, individuals might have an allergic reaction to metals used in dental restorations, which could cause local symptoms such as gum or cheek irritation.
If you're experiencing health problems that you suspect might be related to your dental crowns, it's important to discuss these concerns with your dental clinic. They can help determine whether the crowns might be contributing to your symptoms or if there might be other causes.
If it's decided that your crowns need to be replaced, a dentist can do this using a procedure similar to the one used to place them. First, the dentist will numb the area. Then, they will cut and remove the old crown. After this, the tooth will be prepared again, an impression will be taken for the new crown, and a temporary crown will be placed until the new one is ready. At a subsequent appointment, the new crown will be cemented in place.
Please consult your dentist to discuss your concerns, as the all that I can provide here is based on your comment and may not apply to your specific situation.
All the best!
@@CoultonShaw thank you I got appointment with my dentist tomorrow and I don't want to argue with him, I just want these crowns removed. I'm not even sure if I want them replaced with gold because gold is mixed with copper and nickel. I lived in a toxic mold house for 13 years and my body is sensitive to toxins. I'm not sure that technical term but it's the auto-response system. The flight or fight mode gets activated whenever I get exposed to a toxin, because I have been exposed to them before. So I can't even go to a grocery store and walk down the same aisle with someone who is wearing perfume, as the perfume is toxic to me. I seen a toxicologists and there are signs everywhere not to wear clones or or perfumes in his office, as people who are exposed to toxins are hypersensitive and could have allergic response.
@@GospelOfTimothy I'm sorry to hear about your hypersensitivity and the difficulties you're facing. It seems like you are dealing with what is often referred to as Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS), a controversial condition characterized by a variety of non-specific symptoms, which certain people attribute to exposure to low levels of chemicals.
When you meet with your dentist, it will be important to clearly communicate your concerns and the specific issues you've been dealing with. Based on your hypersensitivity, you could ask them about using biocompatible materials for your crowns. These are materials designed to be well-tolerated by the body and to not produce an immunological response.
Zirconia crowns, for example, are a type of ceramic crown that don't contain any metal and are often well-tolerated. Zirconia is very strong and can be used even for back teeth. Alternatively, composite resin crowns could be considered, although these may not be as long-lasting.
If they're not an option, it may also be helpful to search for and visit a dental clinic / small hospital that includes specialists in allergies and environmental medicine.
I got a root canal filling in July .... temporary crown in August ... permanent crown in September ... still experiencing pain - especially when eating on it. It's sore to brush and very painful to floss. It's even sore when I touch the top of the crown! Is this normal and will it go away eventually? Or do I need to go back to the Dentist? What's wrong with my tooth? Thanks in advance for any reply!!
Hi Angela, go back to the dentist for sure. You need a x-ray done - to rule out any problems with the nerves, if that's ok, then a bite check needs to be done and your crown adjusted. Let us know how it goes on!
@@CoultonShaw Thanks. Didn't think there would be any nerve feeling after a root canal filling 😔
@@ConnemaraHeather1 yes there shouldn't be - but also other nerves could be affected too. Worst-case scenario of course is infection = that's why I advise an x-ray to rule all these things out before time is spent on the bite adjustment.
@@CoultonShaw Ok ... many thanks. I will make the appointment. Dreading it - hope it's easily fixed but I have been experiencing pain in that tooth for 5 months now .... maybe it's a lost cause 😢 Fingers crossed! Thanks for your prompt replies.
@@ConnemaraHeather1 feel free to send me the x-ray for a 2nd opinion if they don't see anything. You should ask for a copy of your digital OPG.
I just did a retreament root canal and im experiencing a little pain again. That metal to teeth sharp pain feeling. I know somethings wrong.
Wait a bit to see if settles down, then go for an x-ray if it doesn't to rule out any infection. If no infection and the retreatment looks as if has been done correctly, then your dentist should check the bite to see if it's a good fit. I hope that helps!
@@CoultonShaw thanks. I went through this process on the same crown. My initial root cal was June 2021. The pain came back worst in July...after 2 adjustments to the crown the pain came back August. After doing the retreatment last week .. The same pain came back yesterday.
@@Krissy-Amber it's sounds as if something other than the root canal could be causing the issue if you're sure the root canal has been performed correctly. Have you had an OPG x-ray or CBCT scan done after the treatment? If not get one done to look for other issues...
@@CoultonShaw than k you.. I may have some sort of neuralgia the dentist said. But I'll have to complete the root canal process and then see a pain specialist.
Is it possible that is an overcontour of the crown ? I did my crown done 3 days ago and i feel the pressure on my gums
this is quite normal as there is now a different shape touching your gums than before. Either the gums will adapt and the pressure will stop (usually over 2 weeks) if it continues, it would be worth visiting the dentist to see if it can be refitted slightly. I hope that helps!
@@CoultonShaw when you said refitted slightly, you meant that the dentist can shave the crown off around the gum line area or in the bite area?(Should he make herself or he must to send the crown ( crown over implant)to the laboratory?) I specify that there is not an overbite, he has already checked it. He said that’s the first time he have seen a person who have soreness after 5 days.it’s like I m not normal or he doesn’t want to unscrew the crown.If you say that is normal to feel the soreness , I believe you but I’m seriously confused . Thanks 🙏🏼
@@Kimsam04 if the crown has to be adjusted - then that would be up to the skill of the dentist if they can do it themselves or if he/she would need to take it off and have the lab do it for him. Soreness however and a "tight" feeling - that I've heard of many times - usually the gums adapt over if time, if not the crown needs to be adjusted. I would usually suggest waiting 2-3 weeks before making the decision to go to a dentist for the adjustment. I hope that helps!
@@CoultonShaw ok, I will do that. Thank you vert much. I Just woke up and it hurt so much. For the clenaning, it’s difficult. I use water pick, dental floss the interdental brush , electric toothbrush and the normal one and i have a bad taste in my mouth.
@@Kimsam04 to let the gums settle quicker - don't clean them until the pressure has gone. Just use mouthwash to keep off any chance of the area getting infected from the outside.
What if my crown is already cemented? Can he still fix the pain? He already shaded in the back of the crown of my tooth and now it’s hurt for weeks.
Hi @jolie Josiah, usually in the early stages yes - the pain can be fixed by having a simple bite check & adjustment. If left for a long time and the nerve is aggravated, root canal treatment may be then needed (if the roots of the tooth weren't deal with before the crown was placed) Does that help?
@@CoultonShaw sir what happen if after RCT done then crown was put ..then pain starts ?
The pain starts as we put the crown ..and the pain is throbbing type
@@saminakhatun9544 im experiencing the same thing. I had rtc a few months ago, temp. partial placed and permanent crown last week. Ever since my tooth has been giving me a sharp throbbing pain. Constantly popping pills to help. I saw my dentist today and they filed down some, but it still hurts
@@MsHotgirl03 did it all settle down?
Got rct done and then crown was placed, its been five days and there’s still some pain in my gum and teeth. The crown is placed next to my two front teeth and ive been eating from the back. What can I do for the pain? What does it mean?
Hi Tanya, what type of pain? hot, sharp pain or dull throbbing? continuous or just occasionally? take some regular pain killers for now, and book a preventive x-ray and appointment at the clinic that did the treatment just in case it doesn't stop within the next few days... I hope that helps!
@@CoultonShaw dull throbbing? When i touch my cap, it hurts. And the pain sometimes leads its way to my head and then i start having headache until i sleep. When i wake up the pain goes away. When i talk too much, the lain comes back.
@@tanyaverma1216 sounds very much like the nerve is inflamed. Not a crown problem. So the usual procedure here is to 1. take painkillers for a few days, if it doesn't pass, you'd need an x-ray done. The doctor will be able to tell you if it's a mild infection (then antibiotics would be prescribed) but a more likely scenario is that root canal treatment will need to be done underneath the crown itself, unfortunately. Let me know how you get on....
@@CoultonShaw i already did a root canal before they put the crown. I’m in quarantine right now, so can’t visit a dentist. The pain is less today but it’s still leading to my head above the neck and on the left side of my head. When i touch my teeth (without the cap), they’re a little sensitive to touch and i feel like i had a dental surgery on all my teeth. 😔
@@tanyaverma1216 yes that's certainly a nerve problem - either it's exposed, needs more time to settle down, but most likely the root canal will need treating. If you're in quarantine, then I guess painkillers will have to suffice unless it becomes unbearable...
I had my crown done. Now I feel intense pain in my gum
How long has it been since it was done?
One week
Dr is saying that pain is not good.
@@shohabkhan1584 was root canal treatment done beneath that crown?
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Greetings of the day DR.
recently i have done my rootcanal amd zarconica crown to my teeth but after that when i am eating food i couldn't able to chew food properly and my fitting also not good and my Dr told me that it is not possible to open the crown again what should i do pls help.
for sure you need it readjusted until you are comfortable - the dentist who did this work should do this for you under guarantee.
@@CoultonShaw thank u for reply DR Adjusted my teeth but my down teeth which polish a bit to adjust that now causing a bitter taste when i eat something. I don't know wy is it?
@@153-samratroy8 unfortunately that's doesn't sound good. Be sure to have an x-ray done in that area to check for infection...
A British sounding dentist in Slovakia? 😃
yes, we're an english speaking dental clinic in central Europe for international patients around the region.
After already having an adjustment, and now going on 2 weeks after, my teeth still sensitive to any temp liquid, and feels like bruising underneath teeth when I eat. I had both sides done, and both have same issue. Do you think she just needs to adjust them more? Thanks for any help.
Yes, I would wait a week or two more, then have another x-ray & check-up to rule out any more problems. I hope that helps!
@@CoultonShaw Thanks so much for the reply. Ill do that
@@nellythedragon1447 hello, are ok now with your crowns?? No pain anymore ?
@@Kimsam04 Thanks for the reply. No it’s terrible I’ve moved to another state so I have to find a new dentist. One side of my mouth is really bad the other is OK enough that I can eat but nothing hard
@@nellythedragon1447 maybe an infection? Or just you need to clean better. Try water pick with oxygenated water diluted
Got back from turkey got crowns and route cannels my perment ones in 2nd it’s not 9th and still got swelling and pain is this normal
Slighty off the bite has not caused any pain but I have few real teeth on the other side so idk if it’s ever suppose to be perfect or if that’s what’s causing me pain
@@size7914 it still could need time to settle down - but an x-ray in the case would be helpful to see if there is any aggregation to the roots of the tooth or those on either side of it, as well as rule our any outside chance of infection. I hope that helps!
bad experience with two dentist and there they made me hate my teeth which were correct😡
It's easy to blame the dentist. It's much harder to ask ourselves what we could have done differently before going ahead with treatment to get a better result. Thankfully, no matter how bad, teeth in today's world can always be corrected or replaced.
Me too. So many bad experiences with dentists who want your money for expensive procedures but then don't have time for you if you experience complications. I've been in so much pain since my permanent crown and now I have a fever and feel sick and cannot eat. I've been in pain for EIGHT DAYS STRAIGHT and my dentist office keeps telling me they will call me NEXT WEEK to check on me! No dude! I need treatment NOW - NOT NEXT WEEK.
@@luvinmaks i feel you man 😭
@@luvinmaks same here 😭
@@luvinmaks thats fucked up