Can the large front teeth be ground down?

The front teeth are too large, which are commonly known as big buck teeth. If the front teeth are too large, they can be treated through certain tooth corrections, but it is best not to grind the front teeth down. This is because grinding the teeth down may cause nerve leakage, which often leads to toothache and fear of eating hot, cold, sour and sweet foods. This is very harmful to human health. If the front teeth are too large, they can be treated with porcelain teeth, which is a metal porcelain crown and a relatively advanced type of tooth plastic surgery. It can achieve good treatment and relief effects. For this kind of treatment, you should go to a regular hospital.

Dietary care

After having porcelain teeth installed, some basic chewing functions of the teeth were restored. However, since it is often used when eating, you also need to pay attention to the following two aspects in your diet:

1. Try not to eat hard food.

Because after the porcelain teeth are restored, it takes a certain amount of time to adapt. Before adaptation, if you chew hard food, it is likely to irritate the porcelain teeth and compress the gums and other tissues, causing inflammation such as gingivitis. Even after the porcelain teeth have fully adapted to the oral environment, try not to chew on hard objects to avoid putting too much pressure on the porcelain teeth, which may cause deformation or porcelain collapse, and may even cause the porcelain teeth to fall off.

2. Try not to eat spicy food.

Because some of the chemical properties of the metal inner crowns of porcelain teeth are unstable, they may easily react chemically with some irritating foods in life, such as overly acidic foods. Certain ions in metal substances may be in a free state, which can easily irritate the gums and other parts of the body, causing some allergic reactions to the human body.

3. Cleaning care

After having porcelain teeth, it is important to develop good oral hygiene habits to maximize the service life of the porcelain teeth. If the patient does not develop a good habit of cleaning the mouth, food debris will accumulate in the tissues around the porcelain teeth, bacteria will breed, and oral diseases such as tooth decay will occur. Eventually, the porcelain teeth may need to be removed and remade. Therefore, patients should always pay attention to oral hygiene and develop the habit of brushing their teeth and rinsing their mouths after meals.

To sum up, the above is an introduction to the diet and cleaning care after porcelain teeth. I believe that through the above introduction you have some understanding of the relevant knowledge about porcelain teeth.