A 41-year-old member asked:

What will i need to avoid after a tooth crowning?

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Dr. TED FEDER
42 years experience
No Sticky Foods: No sticky foods like taffy, jujubes, abba zabba that could stick to the crown and it's opposing tooth and pull the new crown off. The crown cement needs to set.
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Dr. Ahmad Eslami
Periodontics 46 years experience
Dental crowns: Follow a good oral hygiene at home. It should include adequate brushing and flossing. See your dentist on a regular basis for check up and "cleaning". Keep the plaque off your teeth. It's best to be proactive.
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