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Gertrude
Junior member
- Joined
- Dec 2, 2021
- Messages
- 8
- Location
- Ohio
Hi,
I got a crown (back molar) a few days ago, and despite numerous drilling because I said the crown felt high, it still feels high. It actually feels like a rock in my mouth. I also have a little piece of white gum flap that I’m hoping will fall off? The tooth is also sandy, which is making me go nuts with my sensory issues. I don’t know if it just takes awhile to get used to a new crown or if something is actually wrong. And I almost think I would rather deal with a sandy, high tooth than go back to the dentist. I had my last dentist for over 10 years, and while I was still nervous, I generally trusted him. I moved last year, so this is a new dentist, and I’m really struggling with this. Sorry for the rambling- is this something I will get used to or does it seem like I have an actual problem with the crown?
Thank you!
I got a crown (back molar) a few days ago, and despite numerous drilling because I said the crown felt high, it still feels high. It actually feels like a rock in my mouth. I also have a little piece of white gum flap that I’m hoping will fall off? The tooth is also sandy, which is making me go nuts with my sensory issues. I don’t know if it just takes awhile to get used to a new crown or if something is actually wrong. And I almost think I would rather deal with a sandy, high tooth than go back to the dentist. I had my last dentist for over 10 years, and while I was still nervous, I generally trusted him. I moved last year, so this is a new dentist, and I’m really struggling with this. Sorry for the rambling- is this something I will get used to or does it seem like I have an actual problem with the crown?
Thank you!