Visit the dentist and get corrected as it is not normal.  Any high point get it reduced.

You need to visit your dentist and get it corrected...orelse it will give you problem in a few days

Hi. Please go to your dentist and get your bite checked properly. Its most probably due to a high point which can easily be rectified in clinic.

Hi it doesn't sound normal. there must be some high point. Whn you bite are all the teeth in contact? If not. Visit your dentist tomorrow itself. Get the occlusion corrected.

Namaskaram, In the mouth of a healthy patient, a dental crown should last at least 10 years. This is why many dental practices offer a ten-year warranty on their dental crowns. However, when a dental crown makes clicking noise, this could be due to several reasons. 1.Improper bite due to high points of the crown 2.Gum Recession also Causes Clicking . Sometimes saliva occupies the empty space between the crown and the receded gum resulting in a click sound. 3.Loose Crowns or ill fitted crowns ( improper cementations ). You need to visit your dentist without any delay to prevent any further complications . Team Shambhala.