Sensitive Teeth with Temporary crowns?

[luckyman316]

So I'm getting new crowns on tooth #30 and #31. The dentist, cut down the gums to make room for the new crowns. The temporary crowns are not sitting against the gumline at the moment, so if I move my tongue around the bottom of the temp, I can feel the edge of the temp. My concern is obviously food getting caught undernear the temp and into the tooth. Is this normal for a temporary crown?

Also, if I drink water, and swish on that side of the mouth, I get loot of sensitivty pain. Is this due to being a temp crown and will it go away with a permanment? #30 already had a root canal done, so I suspect #31 is the culprit. I've been avoiding chewing  on that side

[luckyman316]

I should backtrack a bit. The new crowns are coming from a new dentist. My old one retired and the original crowns were a HORRIBLE fit. Too high, caused me lots of issues, bad material, etc. New dentist had to cut down more of my tooth and more of my gums to get a good impression, and it actually took 2 appointments. These crowns are temps he had, nothing to do with the original crowns.

[Life360_Dave]

Hi, the temp should be of the same fit quality of the original crown. Go back to the dentist and tell him this. I belive the temp and the original crown are from the same mold.

[luckyman316]

Not sure how much can be seen on here, but here are my temps

http://imgur.com/SDYXGfG

http://imgur.com/BJULVrY


Sorry for the afternoon shadow ;)