After tooth necrosis, the root of the tooth is extracted, and the porcelain tooth is removed, whethe

Yes But it can't be said to be better, but whether you can accept it First of all, removable dentures, no need to move the teeth on both sides, aesthetic average, but very uncomfortable, cheap cost, there is also a fixed denture called implantation, but the cost is very expensive, higher than the cost of 3 you said, it is a minor operation, the average person, if you want to be comfortable, and don't want to spend more money, you will choose to do 3 teeth at a time.

If the tooth is extracted for a long time, of course, the gums will recede, if it can be retained, try to keep it, if it can not be retained, it is recommended to set dental implants after extraction, this is the best method, the gums will not recede, it is a lifelong restoration.

The tooth seems to be cracked, and there is no choice but to do porcelain teeth, do you need to do it after all the teeth are extracted when you do it? Is there any metal in porcelain teeth?

Do you have to pull out all the teeth of porcelain teeth?

Porcelain teeth generally do not need to be extracted at the same time, and only the damaged parts of the teeth will be repaired. Porcelain teeth are mainly used to repair the tooth, if the tooth is lost or damaged, it needs to be removed and installed after the porcelain tooth is installed. If the tooth is in a relatively healthy state, it will usually not be disturbed by the shadow and does not need to be extracted with special treatment.

Do porcelain teeth have metal.

The inner crown of porcelain teeth is metal, and the metal also has the difference between ordinary metal and ***, the base of general porcelain teeth is metal, that is, the types of metal are different, so this porcelain tooth will have so many differences, especially if there is a porcelain tooth, it is more expensive, if you choose porcelain teeth, you can choose ***, so that it is not easy to affect the teeth and gums, and it is not easy to appear gum black lines.

How long does it take for porcelain teeth to be ready?

Porcelain teeth can generally be made in about ten days. Of course, we also have to see which processing plant is sent to do, some processing plants are not in the same city, so it needs to be mailed, it takes time to mail, now the logistics is faster, it may be faster, the logistics in the past is relatively slow, so it will be delayed for a few days on the road back to the song and then sent to the processing plant, and the processing plant will also make porcelain teeth, so it will take a few days, so the whole porcelain teeth may take about ten days. If you make porcelain teeth in your own city, then you can save time on the way to the mail, so you may get porcelain teeth in five or six days, and you can wear porcelain teeth for patients.

Porcelain teeth come in several price ranges.

There are two prices for porcelain teeth, namely alloy porcelain teeth 1000-3000 yuan, *** porcelain teeth 3000-6000 yuan, but no matter which kind of porcelain teeth are used, the operation is not fixed, because the situation of each person's teeth is different, the hospital and doctor selected during the operation are different, and the consumption level in the region is different, so the ** is naturally different.

There is now a view abroad that instead of leaving a pile and then repairing the porcelain crown, it is better to directly remove the tooth stump and implant the repair. Their view is based on confidence in the current planting technology. However, the academic view of dentistry is changing rapidly, for example, in the past, it was believed that a bad tooth in the mouth was a lesion that caused diseases in other parts of the body, and at that time, it was fashionable to extract a tooth immediately after a broken tooth.

Later, the development of technical materials evolved to preserve the affected tooth as much as possible, for example, the name of the Japanese endodontics is very straightforward and clear called dental preservation. In recent years, the planting technology has been greatly improved, and some foreign scholars are full of confidence, and they are advocating that it is better to pull out and replant than to keep the stump.

I don't see the condition of your teeth, so I can only give you a rough suggestion. From what you describe you are probably ABC3 adjacent to the damaged. The three opinions that are currently disputed are the treatment of the tooth B in the middle.

First of all, you have to look for a job immediately, so now the implant is excluded, because the time is limited, the implant needs to be extracted, and the implant cycle is generally 6 to 9 months. Even if you can do an activity of immediate dentures to cover the ugliness, but that kind of thing is limited in aesthetics, and may affect pronunciation, you go to the interview and speak very clearly, it is estimated that it is enough to choke, even if the temporary dentures are beautiful, but now it is not sure about the reduction effect and it is extracted, which is a pity. Then the third one lets you make three connected porcelain crowns.

I don't think it's very good. First of all, the survival effect of your reduced tooth is uncertain, start with three in a row, in case there is a problem with this tooth in the future, not to mention the removal of three porcelain teeth, even if the reset tooth is loose and falls out, it is still wrapped in the three connected porcelain crowns, you yourself can not find it in time, it may cause periodontal inflammation, or alveolar bone resorption. The best way to respond to emergencies is to make porcelain crowns for the two missing teeth of AC, and ignore the reduction of B, and observe and wait for diagnosis.

If it has a good prognosis in the future, just make a separate porcelain crown on top of it. If the prognosis is not good, it will be extracted, and after it is extracted, a dental implant will be made if the economic situation is good, and the money will be almost removed from the porcelain crown on the two teeth next to it to make a porcelain bridge. However, for incisor implants, it takes some time and money to eliminate the black triangle of the gums.

I also often have dental problems, like yours Although the tooth is broken, if the tooth root is firm, you can do a root canal ** to drive a pile for the tooth root, and then bring a braces, use the same as real teeth, don't implant teeth, that is the last resort, my back molars only have a tooth root, I thought there was no way, the doctor made a root canal ** with a sleeve, the front teeth are loose, I can't do it, I can't plant a tooth, the gums are recessionary, and the implant is convenient at present, there may not be a problem in the future, and it is not a one-and-done method.

[Synopsis]:? Some people will have gum recession, gum inflammation and redness after inlaid porcelain teeth, and whether to remove porcelain teeth when there is gum recession is a concern for many patients. When there is gum recession, should you go beyond the porcelain teeth?

Some people will have gum recession, gum inflammation and redness after inlaid porcelain teeth, and whether to remove porcelain teeth when there is gum recession is a concern for many patients. When there is gum recession, should you go beyond the porcelain teeth?

If the gums around the dentures are seriously receding, as porcelain teeth, the good teeth that are supported as porcelain teeth may be loosened due to gum recession, and the porcelain teeth will be loosened, which will endanger the firmness of the entire braces; In the case of dentures, gum recession leads to the loss of an excellent buffer between the gums and the gums, the trays cannot hold up, and the direct pressure on the gums due to chewing food will cause pain, and direct friction will cause the gums and the mouth to become easily inflamed.

Porcelain gingival recession may cause acute and chronic inflammation of local gums, and may also lead to the destruction of periodontal soft and hard tissues, resulting in gingival recession.

Experts pointed out that it can be said with certainty that the "rotten tooth root" during tooth prosthesis cannot be extracted casually, and the alveolar bone will collapse and atrophy after some tooth root extraction, which makes the face look old and brings difficulties to the restoration of dental prosthesis.

The "rotten tooth roots" that we usually think have no effect on are used in the restoration of removable dentures.

This is because there are a large number of missing teeth in the whole mouth, or even the whole mouth with missing teeth, it is not possible to have fixed dentures, so it is best to choose removable dentures. At this time, when the doctor helps the removable dentures to be better fixed, they see the clever use of "rotten tooth roots" to make the removable dentures not easy to loosen and fall off when chewing and talking.

At the same time, the use of "rotten tooth roots" can also avoid the metal ring inlaid with traditional removable dentures, these fixation devices are easy to expose, and then affect the user's facial aesthetics, therefore, the tooth can be kept in place after treatment, can share a part of the chewing force of the removable denture on it, reduce the pressure of the removable denture device on the gum, and maintain the height of the alveolar bone.

In addition, each person's situation is different, the condition of the "rotten tooth root" is different, the situation is more complicated, and there is a certain degree of difficulty, for some "rotten tooth root" that cannot play a role, can not be **, before the tooth prosthesis, the doctor will still recommend extraction, so as not to affect the use of dentures.

Porcelain teeth generally have nickel-chromium porcelain crowns, cobalt-chrome porcelain crowns, pure titanium porcelain crowns, silver palladium porcelain crowns, gold palladium porcelain crowns, all-ceramic crowns, and now most of the people choose all-porcelain crowns when choosing porcelain teeth, because he is realistic and will not affect oral health.

I'm planning to do a dental tie recently, and I asked about the all-porcelain.

Why do you want to pull it out The doctor I asked said that it would be very expensive to extract the root of the tooth and then insert it, and if the root of the tooth can be saved, it will be saved, and it is recommended that you ask in a different place.

Mine is also a front tooth, and it will look better if it is made of all-porcelain, and it will not affect the MRI or anything in the future.

Generally, porcelain teeth can be used for more than 15 to 20 years. The life of porcelain teeth is related to the condition of their own teeth, and it is also related to the porcelain teeth made, and it is also related to the usual care of porcelain teeth, which is related to many factors. The condition of your teeth, the use of porcelain teeth is closely related to the condition of your teeth, and has a certain relationship with the level of your doctor.

Generally speaking, expensive materials are better, and you get what you pay for. Not quite, though, the right material for you is the best. and your usage is also important.