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Complicated crown deep bite
How do Dentist manage crown if the bite of the patient is quite deep? My Dentist have had a tough time getting it right because gap is coming in the molar and I don't understand the technical terms, but as per her opinion due to the deep bite, the crown is getting set higher. Both the tooth for which crown is being done are vulnerable since rct done twice on them- I wanted to know opinion of other Dentist on this complicated case of mine
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Hey hi,x rays or photos needed for full clarity... Even though I will suggest as I have understood Managing a dental crown in a patient with a severe deep bite can be technically challenging. Because your upper and lower teeth overlap significantly, there is very little vertical space available for the crown material (metal, ceramic, or zirconia). If the crown is made thick enough to be strong, it sits too high and alters your bite; if it is made too thin to fit the space, it risks breaking easily.
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You should schedule a follow-up appointment with your dentist or consult a Prosthodontist.
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Do not chew hard foods on those teeth while the crown is high, as the uneven pressure can fracture the root-canal-treated roots. Inform your dentist immediately if you experience any pain when your teeth touch, or if you feel a dull ache in your jaw joint (TMJ)
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