Restoring Your Lost or Loose Crown
A crown protects your tooth, so when it feels loose or falls off, you need a quick solution. Let us restore your comfort and function with our expert team.
What to Do Right Now
- 1Stay calm and assess the situation — most dental problems are treatable when addressed promptly.
- 2Call our office at (954) 572-2750 — we'll triage your symptoms and advise whether to come in same-day.
- 3Follow any at-home guidance from our team while you arrange your visit — we'll tell you exactly what helps and what to avoid.
Why Crowns Come Loose
Crowns can loosen due to sticky foods, nighttime clenching, or gradual wear of the cement over time. If you notice sensitivity or movement, it is important to address it before the tooth underneath sustains damage. Our team evaluates the crown to see if it can be recemented or if a replacement is required.
Temporary Care Instructions
Keep your crown safe and bring it with you to your appointment. Avoid chewing on the affected side to prevent further irritation to the exposed tooth. We can often accommodate you quickly at our Sunrise office to restore your protection.
Quality Restorative Care
With over two decades of serving Broward County, we have mastered the art of crown placement and repair. We ensure your crown fits perfectly to prevent future issues. Your long-term oral health is our benchmark for success.
Related Treatments
Frequently Asked Questions
Avoid over-the-counter adhesives, as they can cause damage to the tooth or prevent a professional from fitting the crown correctly.
It is a priority, though typically not a dire emergency. Contact us as soon as you notice the issue.
If the tooth and crown are in good condition, we can often recement the existing crown in one brief visit.
The process is typically very simple and painless, helping you regain your normal bite quickly.
Don't wait — early treatment prevents more serious problems.