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Dental crowns
Are getting dental crowns just for smile designing a huge mistake? I'm crying all day because of the step I've taken. The feeling of an artificial substance inside my mouth. Will I get used to it? I don't care about how I look anymore. The presence of this foreign substance, it's causing me mental trauma.
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Hello mam.. Good evening..
Usually even after restoration, patients feel discomfort as a foreign substance in oral cavity..
When it comes to crown, you will definitely have that kind of feeling..
Don't worry..
I suggest you to wait for few days.. And try to adapt to it..
If you have discomfort after few days.. Follow up..
Next Steps
for your satisfaction, take an xray and check the condition of teeth..
thank you..
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Yes for esthetic reason some time dental crown are given. And it do take time to accept them. Wait for some time and try to concentrate on other thing.
If you are still worried then please consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.
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Hello.. Getting dental crowns done for smile designing is not at all a mistake. You must have taken this step due to some vahid reason. Your smile and unhesitant conversation gives a huge contribution to your confidence and personality.
And good dental crowns donot cause any trouble. Your mouth may take a little time initially to get adapted to them.
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Just forget that some foreign object is present in your mouth. Treat them as your own teeth. Take care of them as your own teeth.
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Don't try struggling to get rid of them on your own.
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