The advantages and disadvantages of wearing a crown

Teeth are very important to everyone. So if there is a problem with your teeth, you need to go to the hospital for surgery to replace the teeth. Some people feel that the crowns do not fit their teeth well. Some people are more comfortable with new crowns. There are many kinds of materials for dental crowns, and each material has a different taste. Let’s take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of wearing dental crowns.

All-ceramic crowns have relatively good transparency, realistic color and shape, close to normal teeth, and very good biocompatibility. They will not affect the oral environment. Most importantly, when placed in the mouth, no ugly black lines will appear around the gums, and the aesthetic effect is good. And it has no effect on MRI examination. The downside is that it is more expensive and not easy to repair!

This technology is the latest teeth whitening technology that is popular in Europe and the United States. It can not only remove pigment deposits on the surface of the teeth, but also penetrate deep into the teeth to achieve a discoloration effect. According to clinical experiments, the use of cold light teeth whitening technology can improve the effect by 5-14 vita color levels, which is not only better than similar products, but also exceeds the whitening effect of home braces by more than 30%. The operation only takes thirty minutes, has no side effects, and the whitening effect can last for more than two years.

Orthodontic treatment involves straightening a whole row of teeth, relying on the balance of tension between the teeth. Moreover, you have now passed the best time for correction. It is estimated that it will take a year if everything goes well. The cost of orthodontic treatment depends on the difficulty of your teeth and the charging level in each city. It is difficult to determine. Supragingival scaling (commonly known as teeth cleaning) refers to the use of cleaning instruments to remove supragingival tartar, plaque and color and polish the tooth surface to delay the re-deposition of plaque and tartar. However, because supragingival calculus is often connected to shallow subgingival calculus, professional teeth cleaning should also remove calculus within the gingival sulcus, that is, about 3 mm below the gingival margin. For deeper subgingival calculus, subgingival scaling is required later.