One of my teeth that has a crown on it got infected and pretty soon, the crown started to catch loose. It is almost falling off right now, but the doctor refuse to remove it claiming that this would be a liability. It's not loose enough so that I can just verbs it off. But it's bad ample that food gets under nearby and makes things even worse. What do I do?

Should I be going to the doctor?

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Answers:    If it is loose your dentist needs to remove it and recement it if it can still be used, save they need to make you a investigational one. I was a dental assistant for 7 years and we did that all of the time. With it man loose and food getting under it the tooth is at risk for decay. Get this taken supervision of asap. If your dentist refuses maybe you should dance somewhere else.

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Sometimes the dentist can do more harm than good if a loose crown is removed... tooth structure can fracture, making the tooth worse.

Be forgiving, it will come out on it's own. In the meantime, chew on the other side of your mouth and be sure to floss more frequently, and if you have a waterpik, even better to flush out whatever wreckage gets in at hand...

Good luck.

Has anyone ever used Crest Whitestrips? And do they work, did you grasp the results you looked-for?

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omg. that's terrible. the dentist is liable for the simple fact that it's loose within the first place. so in theory, he have to remove it or at the very least reset it rear legs. you must be in some kind of dull pain.

good luck

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