Dr. Hall,
although recently received my first CEREC tooth dental work behind the third One tooth hurts when I chew like a nerve is exposed. And if I chew susceptibility something just a little crunchy, such as popcorn. I have been repeated twice, Shaven teeth done. My dentist told me that I have a cow chewing effect when I eat, and that the pain more than it seems for my chew. I agree, because I never had this problem. Do you agree with him? Or can I have my short explanation, without visiting me what you think might occur. They enjoy the food fear, and press the nerve exposing the chamber.
-Leigh of Oklahoma
Leigh road,
do not think that the problem of pain when you chew has something to do with the fact that the CEREC Crown. Adaptation of the crown is generally easier to detect thanks to CEREC, because this work is done by the computer as the plant crown.
There are two possible reasons for the crown of the tooth to hurt the new biting. One is that the bite is high - you hit harder than other teeth, which allows for sensitive teeth. It is also that tooth is infected. Infections can cause inflammation of the ligament that connects the user's teeth in the jaw, which causes the teeth tender when you are biting on it, or may even cause permanent teeth hard.
With two trips to the dentist reduce the bite, I would say that the problem probably is not a cown is high. It would be time to check whether it is infected. Dental X-ray evidence, if applicable. However, sometimes signs of infection are rather subtle in the X-ray, so it may be in the opinion of a specialist in root canal if the dentist's ability to network diagnostics are not sharp. The degree of pain can be described as the time elapsed since the Crown I render me very suspicious of this case. Dr Hall-
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