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Every person is born with unique features, and the gum line is no exception. Some people have lots of gum tissue that can appear thick as it hugs the teeth, while others have thinner gum tissue. Some gum lines sit high on the teeth, others sit low, and some fall somewhere in between. Gum lines also vary in symmetry, with some looking mostly symmetrical and others having a more asymmetrical appearance.

Have you noticed a few changes in your gums? Perhaps some tenderness, a bit of bleeding when you brush, or a gumline that seems a little different?These small signs are worth paying attention to and can be part of your body’s gentle way of saying, “Let’s take a closer look.”

If you've recently had a dental crown placed, you might be wondering how long your tooth sensitivity should last. Feeling some sensitivity after getting a crown is common—but it shouldn't last forever. At White and Haines Advanced Dentistry, we understand the discomfort and concerns that often come with dental treatments. Knowing exactly what to expect after your procedure can make your recovery smoother, help you manage symptoms effectively, and get you back to enjoying your smile confidently. Here’s everything you need to know about tooth sensitivity following a dental crown.

Getting a dental crown no longer requires multiple visits and weeks of waiting. With same-day crowns using AG Ceramill technology, you can walk out of our Cornelius, NC dental office with a custom-fitted, natural-looking crown in just one appointment. If you have a damaged tooth that needs restoration, read on to learn all about our seamless same-day crown process.