Gingival problems of zirconia all-ceramic teeth

Although this problem is trivial, it is the most profound problem in oral routine treatment-jaw relationship. You only patted the upper teeth, but didn't see the relationship with the lower teeth. There are also problems with the adjacent points between 3-4. Doctors are difficult to deal with. The gingival margin is really a little high. The abutment points of two porcelain crowns are difficult to master. In addition, due to the relationship with the cusp fossa of the lower teeth, subtle food impaction is easy to occur. That's what happens to you after you accumulate it. As for the problem of gum shoulder, because it is hidden now, only your doctor can know.

Generally speaking, this is a question of porcelain crown relationship, not getting angry. You can ask your old doctor to adjust your chin first and see what happens later.