You can ask or use topical local anesthetic spray or gel if you feel mild discomfort while tooth preparation and impression otherwise it's completely painless procedure.
So, your doctor will prepare your root canal treated tooth in the next appointment and take impressions or a scan of your upper and lower teeth.
He/She would then be sending the same to the lab for crown fabrication.
The whole procedure ie. tooth preparation / Impressions/ Crown cementation is a painless process.
No... Not at all... Only sometimes during margin preparations you will feel some sensation of hurting of gums but that is just transient. So not to worry go ahead.
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