Mouth rejecting (cheap) crowns?

wellwhynot

Hello,
I had my old crowns (expensive) replaced with cheaper crowns in a practice in Dublin. I think they were €300 a crown so very cheap.

It has been two months now and while they look fine it feels like a have a lump of plate in my mouth that my body is trying to expel! My tongue is constantly thrusting at the back of them and I am waking up with a sore jaw due to the pressure.

Does anyone have any experience of this? Will my mouth ever adjust or will I have to get them replaced <sob>?

Gmaximum

cerastes wrote:

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I had a similar issue with my first and only crown. Went to a dentist who saved me about 500 euro. It never felt right. I assumed that's just how they felt. It broke less then a year after I got it. In the end I got my money back after writing to the directors of the chain. Went back to my own dentist got it done and don't notice it at all

Gmaximum

Just add my own dentist was able to tell me why it failed used this info when making the complaint

martingriff

wellwhynot wrote: »

Hello,
I had my old crowns (expensive) replaced with cheaper crowns in a practice in Dublin. I think they were €300 a crown so very cheap.

It has been two months now and while they look fine it feels like a have a lump of plate in my mouth that my body is trying to expel! My tongue is constantly thrusting at the back of them and I am waking up with a sore jaw due to the pressure.

Does anyone have any experience of this? Will my mouth ever adjust or will I have to get them replaced <sob>?

Why did you get you old crowns replaced. They are very expensive but unfortunately sometimes cheap aint better. Go back to where you got them demand a refund. If you do not want to do a refund maybe get a filling but will fall out

wellwhynot

Thank you Gmaximum that is very helpful.

Martin I got the old ones replaced because they needed it. I had them 14 years so it was time.

btkm8unsl0w5r4

They most likely don't fit properly hence the bite issues and the irritation. You might need them replaced. Getting a crown to fit well is a combination of the dentists time and skill and the laboratories skill and attention to detail. These things costs money, but worry more about the lost tooth structure which is never coming back.

Buy cheap and buy twice. Go get a second opinion.

martingriff

wellwhynot wrote: »

Thank you Gmaximum that is very helpful.

Martin I got the old ones replaced because they needed it. I had them 14 years so it was time.

Ah yes