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Black Under Tooth Crown. I went to have it removed and replaced last year, and the dentist found that the tooth underneath had gone completely black. It’s not supposed to darken. However you describe this gray or dark ring around base of crowns, this mystery is fairly common. A black tooth under a crown might be due to an exposed metal filling. It is caused usually by how the crown is made. If it is decayed, simply gluing it back on would be improper treatment When light reflects off the metal, it gives a dark shadow. Is it normal for my tooth to look black under my crown? If the tooth turns black under your temporary crown, it is because of micro. It can also be the result of an inadequate seal on the Most of the time, tooth discoloration is caused by bacteria getting in the dental crown. If your crown falls off and the tooth looks black, it could be normal or it could be a cavity but you have no way to tell unless you get diagnosed by a dentist. Tooth turned black under temporary crown. Some patients call us complaining of a dark tooth under a crown. If you notice pain, tenderness, sensitivity, or floss/food getting stuck around dental work, you might have active tooth decay under a crown, filling, or other restorations.

Some patients call us complaining of a dark tooth under a crown. However you describe this gray or dark ring around base of crowns, this mystery is fairly common. It is caused usually by how the crown is made. When light reflects off the metal, it gives a dark shadow. Tooth turned black under temporary crown. If you notice pain, tenderness, sensitivity, or floss/food getting stuck around dental work, you might have active tooth decay under a crown, filling, or other restorations. I went to have it removed and replaced last year, and the dentist found that the tooth underneath had gone completely black. If it is decayed, simply gluing it back on would be improper treatment A black tooth under a crown might be due to an exposed metal filling. It’s not supposed to darken.

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Black Under Tooth Crown A black tooth under a crown might be due to an exposed metal filling. If the tooth turns black under your temporary crown, it is because of micro. However you describe this gray or dark ring around base of crowns, this mystery is fairly common. If it is decayed, simply gluing it back on would be improper treatment Some patients call us complaining of a dark tooth under a crown. It can also be the result of an inadequate seal on the Tooth turned black under temporary crown. Is it normal for my tooth to look black under my crown? When light reflects off the metal, it gives a dark shadow. If you notice pain, tenderness, sensitivity, or floss/food getting stuck around dental work, you might have active tooth decay under a crown, filling, or other restorations. It is caused usually by how the crown is made. If your crown falls off and the tooth looks black, it could be normal or it could be a cavity but you have no way to tell unless you get diagnosed by a dentist. A black tooth under a crown might be due to an exposed metal filling. It’s not supposed to darken. Most of the time, tooth discoloration is caused by bacteria getting in the dental crown. I went to have it removed and replaced last year, and the dentist found that the tooth underneath had gone completely black.