Disadvantages of getting a dental crown

Teeth are very important to people, because without teeth there is no way to eat normally. Teeth are used to chew food, but teeth are often damaged due to people's lack of care. Some bacteria grow in the mouth due to not brushing teeth, causing corrosion to the teeth. Some people's jaws are damaged and need surgery to get a dental crown. Let's take a look at the disadvantages of getting a dental crown.

If you are only doing braces (crowns) on your front teeth for aesthetics, it is recommended not to do full crowns. With the improvement of technology, you can choose porcelain veneers to reduce damage to your teeth. If you follow the normal operation, it will generally not cause pain. The disadvantage of braces is that you need to grind your teeth. The duration of use is closely related to the type of teeth selected, the processing factory selected by the doctor, and the method of use. Care: After the braces are installed, it is recommended not to eat hard things because your teeth will crack if you bite hard things, let alone dentures. If conditions permit, it is recommended to go to the dentist for regular checkups. Otherwise, just brush with the rest of the teeth. If it is a posterior tooth after treatment or with serious defects, it is recommended to do a full crown restoration.

First, fill the tooth. If the tooth is damaged to the point of the dental nerve, treat the dental nerve first, then do root canal treatment. If the tooth is damaged to the point of being close to the dental nerve, pad the surface first and try to preserve the dental nerve. When the crown of the tooth is severely decayed, consider getting a brace to protect the tooth.

It is best to treat teeth with caries as early as possible, otherwise they will become more and more serious. In your case, you can consider getting braces, which are harmless.

The canine tooth has the longest root in the whole mouth. If the crown is broken and the inside is still black, it means that the tooth is seriously damaged and only the residual root may be left. If the tooth is not so seriously damaged, it will not break even if it is polished more. It should still be preserved. It needs root canal treatment, a post, and then repair, and finally a crown.