Replcapping on teeth. Gum paint or what!

Get it checked clinically. You can visit my clinic for same

Mam this usually doesn't happen 12 days after placement of cap so if it happens then there is some underlying issue , either the cap fitting is not proper or there is some issue with the rct .

visit the same dentist and ask them to rule out the cause with the xray and with the occlusion

Experiencing pain 12 days after crown replacement and crown lengthening may indicate an underlying issue that needs attention. Here's what you can do: 1. Contact your dentist: Reach out to your dentist or dental specialist who performed the procedure to discuss your ongoing pain. They can evaluate your symptoms, examine the affected area, and determine the cause of the discomfort. 2. Monitor the pain: Keep track of the intensity, duration, and location of the pain. Note any additional symptoms such as swelling, sensitivity to pressure or temperature, or changes in the appearance of the gums or surrounding tissues. 3. Follow post-operative instructions: Ensure that you are following any post-operative instructions provided by your dentist, including taking prescribed medications, maintaining good oral hygiene, and avoiding certain foods or activities that may exacerbate discomfort. 4. Apply cold compress: If you experience swelling or inflammation, apply a cold compress to the affected area for short intervals to help reduce pain and swelling. 5. Avoid pressure on the tooth: Minimize chewing or biting on the affected tooth to prevent aggravating the pain or causing further damage. 6. Consider a follow-up appointment: If the pain persists or worsens, schedule a follow-up appointment with your dentist for further evaluation and treatment. They may need to adjust the crown or address any underlying issues causing the discomfort. It's essential to address persistent pain or discomfort after dental procedures promptly to prevent complications and ensure optimal healing and recovery.

Contact your Dentist

Maintain good oral hygiene.

Hello If there is pain even after taking medicines please visit the same dentist for examination

Please visit dental clinic check if you have high point

Hello! It's not normal. If pain is only on chewing, get high points checked If pain is in the entire tooth get an x ray done

Kindly visit your dental surgeon for physical examination evaluation and treatment plan, there should be something going on.

Hi, Please share x-ray of the root canal treated tooth. Go back to the dentist and share your concern. Do warm water rinses.