What should a correct bite feel like on a new crown?+
Your teeth should meet evenly, with no single spot taking the hit. If the crowned tooth feels as though it touches first, ask for it to be checked.
What is that coloured paper for?+
It is a marking paper that leaves ink where your teeth touch. The marks help the dentist see which areas to adjust to balance the bite.
Can a crown be changed after it has been cemented?+
Bite adjustments may still be possible afterward, so contact the clinic if something feels wrong. Bigger concerns would need to be assessed individually.
Should the crown feel tight between my teeth?+
Some snugness is expected, though floss should still be able to pass. Mention it if the pressure lingers or if floss repeatedly shreds at that spot.
Can I say no to the look of a crown at the try-in?+
Certainly, tell the dentist about it. Appearance is one of the things assessed before cementing, which makes the try-in the right moment to speak up.
How do Downtown Winnipeg residents book a crown assessment?+
Send a request from this page, or phone (204) 338-3003 to discuss your tooth. Everything then takes place at the clinic on McPhillips Street.