How should root be eroded after filling porcelain teeth?

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Now more and more people are filling their teeth, because many young people have many diseases in their teeth, most of which are caused by dental caries, which we often call cavities. A beautiful tooth also has a good mood for us, so as to increase our self-confidence. Porcelain fused to metal (PFM) teeth are not only beautiful but also practical and convenient for everyone. It is the best prosthesis for teeth, so it is trusted and sought after by the majority of friends. So how to deal with the erosion of tooth root after filling porcelain teeth? Now let me tell you something.

How should root be eroded after filling porcelain teeth?

First: Although porcelain teeth are a good method to repair teeth, there are many problems in porcelain teeth due to some bad habits of people in our life. Because we don't know how to protect porcelain teeth after making porcelain teeth, so that the life of porcelain teeth is reduced, so the solutions for different porcelain teeth are different.

Second, if the porcelain fused to metal is broken off, it must be repaired again. If the porcelain fused to metal teeth are loose and fall off, the abutment teeth will be elongated and displaced, which will lead to the failure of porcelain fused to metal teeth.

Third: if the front teeth of porcelain fused to metal teeth have a whole tooth surface or a large area of falling off, the retreated part should be well preserved and bonded to the hospital in time. If a small amount of porcelain fragments fall off from the posterior teeth, and the edge of the porcelain teeth is smooth, then it is unnecessary to do treatment, because a small amount of porcelain fragments fall off will not affect the appearance, nor will it affect the normal function of the teeth.

matters needing attention

All in all, porcelain teeth are good, but if the maintenance is not in place, there are also many problems. Some common maintenance measures, such as not biting hard objects, often cleaning, maintaining good oral hygiene, etc., can greatly affect the service life of porcelain fused to metal teeth.