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Did root canal before two days
Placed crown and it has been brown along with the natural teeth now placed another duplicate teeth but it is smaller than the earlier crown what will be the problem
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Well as you said ,your crown has turned brown ,it seems it's a temporary crown made up of acrylic .so get a porcelain fused to metal crown n your problem will be solved .and your second concern about another crown , if it was initially also of less length then get a new crown made
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get crowns changed
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if front teeth then go for full ceramic crowns
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Please note that it is best to check the colour and size of your crown to match your desired level before it is permanently fixed. It is well within your right to dislike the colour, shade and size for which any dentist will oblige to correct based on its genuine issue.
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visit your old dentist and express your concern.
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Dear mam,
All individual have there own shade of teeth if the crown colour matches your natural tooth then there is no problem but if crown colour is differ from natural tooth then please visit your dentist. He will correct it.
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if you have still in doubt then please take a picture of your tooth along with crown and send to us. we will be happy to help you.
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If your previous crown is brown along with your natural teeth, it is correct. All Dentists will try and match the colour of natural teeth so the crown looks natural. If it is smaller than the size of natural teeth (check size for symmetry on the other side) then you need to replace.
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