How long can cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth be used?

Symptoms of tooth decay or toothache are very serious, mainly because this symptom will affect our gum health and eating problems, so we need to treat the problem of tooth decay. If tooth decay cannot be repaired, the only option is to use dentures. Dentures require us to choose the type of teeth. If the financial conditions are relatively good, we can choose cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth, which can be preserved for more than 20 years and are corrosion-resistant.

Suffering from dental disease is very painful, and the treatment process is not easy, so many patients have the expectation of a permanent solution, and think that cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth should last longer to avoid suffering a second time. So, how long is the service life of cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth?

1. If after the restoration of cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth, you follow the doctor's instructions, brush your teeth frequently every day, maintain oral hygiene, go to the hospital for examination and maintenance on time, do not eat too much hard food, and do not do anything that may damage the cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth, then the service life of cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth can be more than 20 years, which is a relatively stable restoration method.

2. Another important reason why many consumers choose cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth is that the price of cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth is very affordable and not outrageously expensive. Moreover, cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth do not contain any chemicals that are harmful to the human body, so they are very safe and reliable. Nowadays, cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth are the first choice for tooth restoration and are increasingly favored by many consumers. They are a relatively safe and reliable restoration method.

Since cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth have become very common and have become the first choice for many consumers to repair their teeth, it is necessary to further popularize other related knowledge to enhance everyone's understanding of cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth:

1. Porcelain teeth are one of the more common tooth restoration methods worldwide. In the United States, many dentists will choose nickel-chromium alloy, while in Europe and Japan, cobalt-chromium alloy is more common because if the nickel content exceeds 1%, it cannot be used. Although nickel-chromium alloy is more economical and affordable, its corrosion resistance and durability are not as good as cobalt-chromium alloy, so it is not easy to use for a long time.

2. Some people also use precious metals to repair teeth, such as silver, gold, palladium, etc. These precious metals have spontaneous anti-oxidation properties, so they can resist corrosion to a certain extent, but the price of precious gold is indeed relatively expensive and is not affordable for ordinary incomes. Secondly, the aesthetics of precious metals are not as good as cobalt-chromium alloys. Therefore, with the continuous advancement of technology, cobalt-chromium alloy has become the preferred restorative material for many dentists.