The hazards of cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth

Nowadays, some people have problems with their teeth. Some people often have toothaches. After examination, they find that their teeth are unusable. Others lose their teeth accidentally, so they need new teeth. At this time, some dentures will be made. There are many materials for dentures now. Cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth are very common. Its metal stability is also very strong. But do you know about the hazards of cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth?

Cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth are very popular and not very expensive. Everyone should know that if you replace your teeth with better materials, it will be very expensive. Cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth can also treat tooth defects caused by many reasons. So, are you aware of the harm of cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth?

Cobalt-chromium alloy porcelain teeth are safer than nickel-chromium alloy porcelain teeth. It is also a type of non-precious metal porcelain tooth. Its advantages are strong metal stability and high corrosion resistance, and generally there will be no black gums or bleeding gums.

Cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth are typical non-precious metal porcelain teeth. Cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth are mainly developed to address the toxicity of nickel and beryllium. They have better biocompatibility than nickel-chromium alloys, are not prone to allergies, and are corrosion-resistant.

Cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth are porcelain teeth with cobalt-chromium alloy as the inner layer metal, and have a low porcelain breakage rate. Moreover, cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth are non-toxic and contain no carcinogens. The problem of black gum lines is significantly improved compared to nickel-chromium alloy porcelain teeth. For low-cost porcelain teeth, cobalt-chromium metal is safer for the human body than nickel-chromium

Cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth can treat tooth defects caused by caries, trauma, etc., and can also change the shape and color of teeth to make them more beautiful.

We all know that the main materials of nickel-chromium alloy porcelain teeth are nickel and chromium. However, nickel has high activity in metals, so it will be released freely in the mouth, causing the gums to stain and turn black. Using cobalt instead of nickel to form cobalt-chromium alloy porcelain teeth can avoid the occurrence of blackening of gums. To a certain extent, cobalt-chromium alloy porcelain teeth have great advantages. At the same time, cobalt-chromium alloy porcelain teeth do not cause any harm to the human body, so those seeking beauty do not need to worry too much about this issue.

Cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth can change the shape and color of our teeth and make them look more beautiful. Generally, there will be no bleeding gums. However, we should also pay equal attention to the hazards of cobalt-chromium porcelain teeth. After all, artificial dentures are irritating to our oral cavity and can cause some inflammation of our skin.