Things to note after having porcelain teeth done

If you have just completed porcelain tooth surgery, you must ensure that you have good mouthwashing habits, rinse your mouth and brush your teeth regularly after meals, and use dental floss to clean out food debris in the gaps between your teeth. Never use toothpicks or other solvents, as this will only cause more and more food to get stuck in the gaps between your teeth. Do regular follow-up checks.

Notes: 1. Develop good oral hygiene habits and maintain good oral hygiene. (Brush teeth and use dental floss; patients with periodontitis and gum recession should also use interdental brushes, water flossers and other auxiliary cleaning tools)

2. Avoid hard and tough food

3. Regular check-ups and follow-up if any discomfort occurs.

Disease Prevention Currently, teeth that have undergone root canal treatment due to pulp or apical lesions are the most common indications for metal-ceramic crown restoration. Most pulp or apical lesions are caused by untimely treatment of caries, which leads to further progression of the disease. Therefore, maintaining good oral hygiene habits and preventing the occurrence of caries are the most effective ways to reduce metal porcelain crown restoration treatments.

FAQ What preparations need to be done before porcelain tooth treatment

Teeth with pulp or apical lesions require complete root canal treatment;

Patients with periodontal disease need to undergo periodontal treatment first to ensure the health of their gums;

Some patients with malocclusion need to undergo orthodontic treatment first to restore a good occlusion.

Safety of nickel-chromium alloy porcelain crowns

Nickel is an essential element for the human body. A large number of items in our real life, such as pots, pans, etc., contain nickel, which can be excreted through metabolism. It is safe for the vast majority of patients. Nickel-chromium alloy has good biosafety, and only has some side effects in a very small number of patients. Allergies caused by contact with the oral cavity are very rare. Nickel-chromium alloy has good mechanical properties and corrosion resistance, and has good operating performance when used in the production of oral restorations. In these aspects, except for precious metals, nickel-chromium alloy can be said to be the best choice. Nickel-chromium alloy porcelain crowns are cheap, and under the current national conditions in my country, more people can get more satisfactory tooth restorations.