What are the dangers of having dentures

It is particularly important to protect your teeth in daily life. If you do not pay attention to protecting your teeth, your teeth will deteriorate. Many people end up having to have their teeth extracted. The loss of teeth has a special impact on chewing, so many people will get dentures. Generally, porcelain teeth are the most common. Although they are the most advanced dentures, they still have certain hazards. Let us now understand the hazards of getting dentures.

1. The harm of porcelain teeth: gingival and periodontal diseases (gum bleeding, loose teeth, etc.)

Causes: Imprecise restoration production; allergies; poor oral hygiene.

Treatment: Routine periodontal treatment and re-fabrication of the restoration.

2. The harm of porcelain teeth: porcelain collapse (the porcelain layer and metal layer of porcelain teeth separate, exposing the metal color of the inner layer)

Causes: Imprecise restoration production; unreasonable restoration design; excessive occlusal force.

Processing: Remastered.

3. The harm of porcelain teeth: porcelain teeth falling off

Causes: incorrect retention design; imprecise restoration production; poor bonding; excessive occlusal force, etc.

Treatment: Re-bonding or re-design and re-production.

4. Harm of porcelain teeth: poor chewing

Causes: Incorrect retention design; high occlusal points in the restoration; pulp irritation caused by allergies, conductivity, adhesive materials, etc.; imprecise restoration manufacturing causing periodontal and pulp reactions.

Treatment: Except for a few cases such as high occlusal points, it usually has to be remade.

Through the above introduction, we know the harm of dentures. Such situations are inevitable and often occur in life. Therefore, we must protect our teeth in normal times. We must develop the good habit of brushing our teeth in the morning and evening, especially rinsing our mouths after meals. If there is any discomfort in the teeth, seek medical attention in time.