Can I eat apples if I have porcelain teeth?

Many people usually implant their teeth in time after they lose their teeth. If they do not fill their teeth in time, it will not only affect the oral health, but also the health of nearby teeth. Porcelain teeth are a common method of filling teeth. Generally, there are some precautions after porcelain teeth are done, especially oral hygiene. It is best not to eat too hard food in a short time. Can you eat apples with porcelain teeth?

Can I eat apples if I have porcelain teeth?

Generally speaking, you cannot eat apples within a week after having porcelain teeth installed. After two weeks, you can eat some apples and other fruits that are not too irritating.

3 things you must know about porcelain teeth

Porcelain teeth precautions 1

Porcelain teeth usually need good solid teeth for support. However, in general, except for teeth lost due to accidental collisions, more than 90% of the teeth are lost due to gum recession, whether it is due to periodontal disease or natural loss. This is a contradiction. What should we do if the good teeth that support the porcelain teeth also become loose due to gum shrinkage after porcelain teeth are made? Because the part of the gum that shrinks is rarely only one tooth, it is usually a whole piece. Since one tooth falls off due to shrinkage, the risk of atrophy of the surrounding teeth is very high. If the good teeth that serve as support become loose, it will cause the entire row of porcelain teeth to fall off together. Therefore, after having porcelain teeth, you should pay more attention to the health of the surrounding gums.

The same is true for removable dentures, especially full-mouth dentures. There are no teeth to support the dentures, and all the pressure is on the gums. Because they are removable dentures, chewing food will inevitably cause wear and tear on the gums that serve as support for the dentures. Patients with full-mouth removable dentures often suffer from gingivitis and metal allergies to the dentures.

In both cases, insisting on using tooth gold every day can eliminate inflammation above and below the gums in time, ensure the nutritional supply to the atrophied gums, thereby protecting the health of the gums, effectively preventing or reversing atrophy, and effectively helping the long-term use of porcelain teeth and dentures without new problems. It is common for the gums to become swollen, painful, inflamed, and blackened after porcelain teeth are done, so you must find a regular hospital to get it done right.

Porcelain teeth precautions 2

The approximate age range for porcelain teeth is between 20 and 60 years old. Before making them, the original teeth need to be ground down to a very thin layer, because the permanent teeth of adolescents are not fully developed, the pulp cavity is wide, and the pulp is easily damaged. For those who are too old, due to gum atrophy, loose teeth, general condition, psychological factors, etc., it depends on the specific situation. Some patients with severe coating, clenching, etc. are not suitable for treatment. Of course, it also depends on the specific situation.

Porcelain teeth precautions three

The impact of porcelain teeth on teeth, service life and durability. To make porcelain teeth, a very thin layer of the original teeth must be ground down. Some people worry that there will be some disadvantages after the teeth are reduced in size. Generally speaking, after the teeth are trimmed smaller, they will be sensitive to the cold, heat, sourness and sweetness of the outside world. Don't worry about this. The doctor will give you a temporary crown to protect your teeth. When the porcelain teeth are ready, remove the temporary crown and replace it with the porcelain teeth. With the good isolation of the bonding material in the middle, you will not have any discomfort. On the contrary, replacing the porcelain teeth will have a good "protective" effect on your own teeth, and you no longer have to worry about the problem of "rotten holes" in your teeth.

A porcelain tooth that is strictly, standardizedly and correctly operated, designed and produced by a regular physician can be used in the mouth for a period of time. Research has shown that about 65% of ordinary alloy porcelain can be used for more than 20 years, and this also requires the patient's own care. If you don't brush your teeth and just chew on random things, the service life of your teeth will be greatly reduced.

When you brush your teeth carefully, go to the hospital for regular teeth cleaning, do not eat very hard food (normal use), and make high-grade precious alloy porcelain teeth, then its lifespan can be lifelong. A good porcelain tooth depends on the standardized operation of clinical engineers, correct design, professional restoration theory and close cooperation of technicians, etc. Otherwise, it will be difficult to achieve the ideal restoration effect. At present, porcelain teeth have been widely promoted and used in large, medium and small grassroots hospitals in our country, but not everyone can do it well. Some teeth are too small (small and conical), the defect is too large, and the doctor's operation is too large (normal is 2-5). With ordinary bonding materials, the porcelain teeth will not be long in coming, and will become bonded and fall off, resulting in irreversible failure of the restoration. On the contrary, if you carefully grasp the indications, take corresponding measures, operate under normal conditions, and use high-performance adhesives, the porcelain teeth will not loosen in the mouth and can be used with confidence.