我的prompt: I did a tooth crown today. The dentist put a temporary crown on my tooth number 19. After two weeks, I will go back and get the permanent one. The temporary crown’s bite is not right. I think number 19 is too low now and it seems cause 20, 21 and 12,13 not aligned well. I couldn’t eat well even though I am using my right side of the mouth. the misalignment seems cause problems. Is the permanent crown going to have the same problem? Or just the temporary one? Should I call the dentist? What should I say? Chatgpt 回答It’s not uncommon to experience issues with a temporary crown that may not fit perfectly. Temporary crowns are typically designed to protect your tooth while the permanent crown is being made, but their fit isn’t as precise as the final crown. Should You Be Concerned? The issue you’re experiencing with the bite (tooth #19 feeling too low and causing misalignment of teeth #20, 21, and 12, 13) is likely specific to the temporary crown. Permanent crowns are custom-made to fit your bite exactly, and during the final fitting, your dentist should adjust the permanent crown to ensure that your bite is properly aligned. Why the Temporary Crown May Be Off: 1. Temporary crowns are made quickly, often in the dentist’s office, and are not as precisely crafted as permanent ones. 2. The fit and height of the temporary crown can be off, causing bite issues or discomfort. 3. These bite issues should be resolved with the permanent crown, as it will be tailored to your tooth and bite alignment. Should You Call Your Dentist? Yes, it’s a good idea to call your dentist. Here’s what you can say: • Explain that the temporary crown on tooth #19 feels too low, which is causing misalignment in the surrounding teeth and affecting your bite. • Mention that it’s impacting your ability to eat and ask if the temporary crown can be adjusted to improve your comfort until the permanent crown is placed. • Ask whether these issues are likely to be resolved with the permanent crown, or if the bite should be checked during the next visit to ensure proper alignment. Your dentist can likely adjust the temporary crown if it’s causing significant discomfort. Letting them know now can prevent any further discomfort or complications over the next two weeks. 我这个牙医刚过来 土耳其人。她讲话我有点听不懂😓我原来的牙医走了。现在这个practice 被private equity 买了。我是不是真得换地方了？
Chatgpt 回答It’s not uncommon to experience issues with a temporary crown that may not fit perfectly. Temporary crowns are typically designed to protect your tooth while the permanent crown is being made, but their fit isn’t as precise as the final crown.
Should You Be Concerned?
The issue you’re experiencing with the bite (tooth #19 feeling too low and causing misalignment of teeth #20, 21, and 12, 13) is likely specific to the temporary crown. Permanent crowns are custom-made to fit your bite exactly, and during the final fitting, your dentist should adjust the permanent crown to ensure that your bite is properly aligned.
Why the Temporary Crown May Be Off:
1. Temporary crowns are made quickly, often in the dentist’s office, and are not as precisely crafted as permanent ones. 2. The fit and height of the temporary crown can be off, causing bite issues or discomfort. 3. These bite issues should be resolved with the permanent crown, as it will be tailored to your tooth and bite alignment.
Should You Call Your Dentist?
Yes, it’s a good idea to call your dentist. Here’s what you can say:
• Explain that the temporary crown on tooth #19 feels too low, which is causing misalignment in the surrounding teeth and affecting your bite. • Mention that it’s impacting your ability to eat and ask if the temporary crown can be adjusted to improve your comfort until the permanent crown is placed. • Ask whether these issues are likely to be resolved with the permanent crown, or if the bite should be checked during the next visit to ensure proper alignment.
Your dentist can likely adjust the temporary crown if it’s causing significant discomfort. Letting them know now can prevent any further discomfort or complications over the next two weeks.
我这个牙医刚过来 土耳其人。她讲话我有点听不懂😓我原来的牙医走了。现在这个practice 被private equity 买了。我是不是真得换地方了？
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