1. Dos and don’ts of post dental crowning!
Dental crowns also known as tooth caps, dental caps, or porcelain jackets that are
placed over the tooth in either of the two cases- when a weakened tooth requires
support and second, when tooth appearance needs to be changed.
Dental crowns are made up of three materials-metal, porcelain and ceramic, where
each of them its own advantage and disadvantage. For example, metal crowns have
good longevity feature but they are not good in terms of appearance, whereas porcelain
crowns gives same appearance as that of our natural tooth but do not last long as metal
crowns do. This is the reason why after getting dental crowns dentist would provide you
with instructions that are must to be followed in order to preserve the crowns lifetime.
Now, let’s have a glance over the dos and don’ts after getting Dental Crowns NYC:
Brushing: The first and foremost thing, which is always, taught to us since we
were children that we should brush twice a day. This would help in removing all
the germs from our mouth. Thus after getting dental crowns its must for an
individual to brush twice a day with a soft-bristle toothbrush, along with the
toothpaste that prevents the gum line from being agitating.
Gargle: Besides brushing, gargles are also best to eliminate the oral germs and
dislodge the food that has been stuck near the tooth crown. So, one should
gargle once in a day.
Avoid hot or cold food: An individual having dental crown should not consume
too hot or too cold food. As it might cause extreme pain to the dental crowns,
which are still sensitive to bear those temperature extremes.
Do not chew hard foods: Foods that are hard to chew such as raw vegetables,
candy and nuts should be avoided as it might break the crown further leading to
more dental problems.
Floss: Likewise brushing is necessary twice a day dental floss is also must to be
done three times a day so as to remove the food that has been build up around
the crown. However, flossing is needed to be done careful as it might loosen the
crown and unwillingly the person would have to visit the cosmetic dentist of
Manhattan.
Chew opposite side of the crown’s location: Whenever possible, food should
be chewed from the opposite side of the crown. By doing so, it would protect the
crown from breakage and eventually reduce the gum irritation problem.