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Dental crowns
I got dental crowns done on my front teeth. It's so hard to accept that there is foreign material inside my mouth. Will I ever get used to it? I feel so depressed. I started taking stress pills.
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Dental crowns cause discomfort as a foreign material placed in oral cavity..
Don't worry.. Wait for few days..
If it has pain or any other discomfort.. Follow up..
Take an xray to check the condition of crown.
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Everything has a solution. Don't take any abrupt actions. It will take some time to get adapted in your mouth.
Forget that they are some foreign objects. Treat them as your own teeth
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Visit your doctor and tell your problem..
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Stop taking those pills
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Hello mam
It generally takes 24-48 hrs for a person to get used to the crowns(any foreign material)if everything is fine.
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If you are still uncomfortable please visit the dentist and let them know your discomfort.
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