Inflammation: Could be periodontal disease, gingivitis, cavity, or open margin on crown. See your dentist who will examine the area.
Answered 5/13/2020
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No not normal: Revisit the dentist that made it if it is a new crown , see a dentist to make a determination of the problem if it is related to a crown that has been there a while & now has this new problem.
Answered 10/23/2017
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Sore gums: The crown may be too big and not seal the margins (where the tooth meets the crown). This can allow bacteria under the crown and cause irritation to the gums. Or there can be recurrent decay or bacteria under the gums, that can be caused by not flossing or brushing enough or properly. These are just 2 examples, xrays and exam will be needed.
Answered 2/26/2020
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