What is the role of cosmetic crown correction and how much does it cost?

Everyone must have heard of a lot of medical beauty projects in life, but do you know about cosmetic crown correction? Today, the editor will learn with you what the role of cosmetic crown correction is and how much it costs? Follow the editor and learn together.

"Cosmetic crown" is a concept promoted by informal businesses. In formal dental education, the closest thing to "cosmetic crown" should be called porcelain fused to metal crown (porcelain teeth) and full-ceramic crown. After the cosmetic crown is completed, the teeth will look very white and neat, but cosmetic crowns have been resisted by many professionals. The reason why cosmetic crowns are resisted is that cosmetic crowns will cause harm to the health of teeth and completely ignore the restoration of formal teeth and dentition.

A large number of teeth are needed to make a cosmetic crown. The cost varies from region to region and the material used, generally ranging from a few hundred yuan to several thousand yuan per tooth. It takes about one to two weeks to make a cosmetic crown.

Is it good to use cosmetic crowns to correct teeth?

Regarding the question of whether cosmetic crowns are good for straightening teeth, we can give a positive answer: the disadvantages of cosmetic crowns for straightening teeth far outweigh the benefits. Cosmetic crowns only exist in commercial advertisements and from the mouths of dentists who have not received formal education. It is recommended that those who love beauty do not get cosmetic crowns for straightening teeth.

Disadvantages of cosmetic crown correction of teeth

1. Lead to long-term periodontal damage

If the cosmetic crown is not removed for a long time, it will lead to insufficient blood supply to the tooth itself, causing necrosis of the dentin. At this time, when you go to a regular doctor for treatment, the doctor will have to remove the cosmetic crown. After the removal, the tooth will become black and loose, so the doctor can only extract these teeth.

2. Causes pulp damage

When a crown is made, the outer layer of the tooth's hard tissue needs to be ground, which will irritate the pulp at the core of the tooth. If the pulp is irritated and inflammation occurs, it is basically impossible to control it with medication. Acute or chronic pulpitis may occur, and it may also develop into apical periodontitis. The tooth will continue to hurt from then on. If left alone, endless pus discharge will begin.