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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / July 2007Why do some people get gold crowns or porcelain crowns or crowns made from other materials?...
Why do some people get gold crowns or porcelain crowns or crowns made from other materials?... Are there crowns of different materials for different cases?... What material is preferred?... Is it always a matter of budget, for example?... > Why do some people get gold crowns or porcelain crowns or crowns made > from other materials?... Are there crowns of different materials for > different cases?... What material is preferred?... Is it always a > matter of budget, for example?... For teeth that show and don't do a lot of 'heavy work,' I got porcelain fused to gold as a gold-colored cuspid would be a bit much. For my molars, which do heavy duty and don't show, I've gotten/am getting gold, as this material tends to wear well. There are other materials; some are much more costly.  Signature"Did Father shoot him? I will eat Grandfather for dinner." - Helen Keller, on learning of the death of her grandfather email: archaicnewelpeg at gmail dot com >Why do some people get gold crowns or porcelain crowns or crowns made >from other materials?... Are there crowns of different materials for >different cases?... What material is preferred?... Is it always a >matter of budget, for example?... Am now using Captek (porcelain to high noble) in posteriors and all ceramic for anteriors. right cold is the best materials for crown and bridges regards kris-polanowski > Why do some people get gold crowns or porcelain crowns or crowns made > from other materials?... Are there crowns of different materials for > different cases?... What material is preferred?... Is it always a > matter of budget, for example?... On Jul 3, 4:30 am, "krzysztof polanowski" <hsm.a.polanow...@neostrada.pl> wrote: > right cold is the best materials for crown and bridges > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > different cases?... What material is preferred?... Is it always a > > matter of budget, for example?... What is "right"?... What is "cold"?... Any references with discussion about this?... I think KP just typo'd 'gold'. He does much better with English than I would with Polish. 'Right' is just another way of saying gold is an excellent material for dental restorations. He didn't say other materials were 'wrong'. I don't always agree, but his heart seems to be in the right place. JMO, Steve Fawks >>right cold is the best materials for crown and bridges >> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > What is "right"?... What is "cold"?... > Any references with discussion about this?... thanks Steve I was typing to fast gold is the best materials or for exemple captec The cad/cam looks nice but I saw recently a lot of broken inlays and onlays made from cad/cam. the funny was the patients were desinformed and they believed It is to the end of their live :(( regards kris-Polanowski DDS >I think KP just typo'd 'gold'. He does much better with English > than I would with Polish. [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >> What is "right"?... What is "cold"?... >> Any references with discussion about this?... The only thing I guarantee for life is an extraction. ;-) Steve > thanks Steve I was typing to fast > gold is the best materials or for exemple captec [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > regards kris-Polanowski DDS some me :))) > The only thing I guarantee for life is an extraction. > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> >> regards kris-Polanowski DDS > Why do some people get gold crowns or porcelain crowns or crowns made > from other materials?... Are there crowns of different materials for > different cases?... What material is preferred?... Is it always a > matter of budget, for example?... Yes, extraction is absolutely the final solution, but you can't do it for all teeth and without one piece! So at this moment you should ask for an implant, in precious metals, in porcelain or in modern ceramics such as the product we supply now: Zirconia, Zirconium Oxide powder, stabilized with Yttria, for ceramic denture. For different materials, the prices are of course different. And also for their property. |
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