Why does the dentist keep asking me to bite on paper?+
Marking paper is a common way of showing where teeth touch, so the high spots become visible. Your dentist can explain what the marks show in your case.
What if I do not like how the crown looks at the try-in?+
Speak up before it is cemented, since appearance is one of the things being reviewed. Your dentist can then explain what might be adjusted or changed.
What does good contact with the neighbouring teeth mean?+
It generally means the crown touches beside its neighbours without leaving a trap for food or making floss shred. That is reviewed at the try-in.
Will I need freezing for placement?+
That varies from one tooth to another. Ask your dentist in advance, particularly if the tooth has been sensitive with the temporary on it.
Is the crown finished once it has been cemented?+
It is in place, but keep an eye on it. Report any high bite or movement, and carry on with the cleaning and examinations you would normally have.
Where should River Trail residents go for placement?+
Your appointment is at our McPhillips Street clinic in Winnipeg. Call (204) 338-3003 about timing, or use the form to ask about beginning crown care.