The hazards of full-mouth porcelain teeth

In fact, full-mouth porcelain teeth are harmful to your oral cavity, and each type of porcelain teeth has its advantages and disadvantages. The specific details should be based on the porcelain teeth you make. However, generally, you should not do too many, otherwise it will damage your originally healthy teeth, and it will also cause more pathogens and bacteria to breed in your mouth, causing bad effects.

The most famous precious metal porcelain teeth are of course gold porcelain teeth. Many people believe that using gold as one of the materials for porcelain teeth is nothing more than simply improving the grade and price of porcelain teeth and has no real medical value. In fact, this view is wrong. Most of us know that gold is precious and can maintain its value. From a medical point of view, gold has good strength and is not easy to be inert. This kind of porcelain teeth generally use imported medical gold alloys, in which the gold content is about 82%~90%. Gold combines well with the human body and generally does not cause black edges on the gums. The advantages and disadvantages of gold porcelain teeth, also called gold alloy porcelain teeth, are as follows:

1. Gold is the metal with the best biocompatibility and is the earliest metal used for porcelain teeth. It does not react with human tissue and does not cause problems such as gingival inflammation, blackening of the neck edge, and metallic odor.

2. The color of gold is close to the color of dentin (the color of the inner layer of the tooth), making the porcelain teeth look more realistic and beautiful (the transparency of the enamel layer outside normal teeth is similar to the porcelain layer of porcelain teeth, the dentin under the enamel is light yellow, the color of gold is also light yellow, and other metal inner crowns are black)

3. The problem of other metal porcelain teeth turning blue under night lighting will not occur (other porcelain teeth have black metal inner crowns, and the porcelain layer of porcelain teeth is similar to enamel and has a certain degree of transparency. When illuminated by night lighting, the light is reflected by the inner crown, making the porcelain teeth look blue)

4 Gold has good ductility, so among all porcelain teeth, gold porcelain teeth (especially gold-deposited porcelain teeth) have the best fit. The tightness is the first criterion for judging the quality of porcelain teeth.

5 Gold is relatively soft, and high-purity gold is mostly used to repair single crowns. For the repair of missing teeth, in order to increase the hardness, other metal components, such as palladium, are added. This way, it can be used to repair a few missing teeth.

6. The price of precious metal porcelain teeth varies according to the gold content. Of course, the higher the gold content, the higher the price.

7. What is the disadvantage of gold porcelain teeth? It is expensive. In addition to being expensive, it is the most ideal metal for making porcelain teeth.

8 Compared with pure titanium porcelain teeth, it has a higher aesthetics and better density, but it is not X-ray transparent and is magnetic, and has a greater impact on nuclear magnetic resonance than pure titanium.