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Until they put a new crown on just eat soft foods, avoid hard food, avoid taffy/gum, nothing too hot or cold (some soup and ice cream is fine, maybe not after each other), also avoid soda. Eat on the other side as you can.
I had one of those earlier this year for 3 months without a crown, you'll be fine, you'll just really miss crispy etc things. So no crispy shell taco being washed down with a coke, maybe have a soft tortilla one. 
is just fine. Potatoes are good, just not potato chips.
can i brush it? can you sleep on that side of your face? did you also experience the pain pulsing? even at its worst it's mildly annoying but it doesn't let me sleep.
Yes carefully, sure you can sleep on that side. There was pulsing, but I was told it shouldn't last for more than a few weeks, for me it lasted a few days. I was told to take ibuprofen.
thanks for your help i appreciate it
No problem, teeth problems are the worst. Hope yours feel better.
Stick to soft foods. For instance, steamed cabbage.
(I'm sorry, someone had to do it.)
i dont hate cabbage, but i dont exactly like it neither. i think i stick to other foods for now.