Some people are too lazy to get their teeth filled because they don’t have time, which is very harmful to their teeth and oral health. There will be a lot of food residue hidden in the cavity, which will corrode the teeth and cause them to continue to decay.

No matter how good the tooth filling is, it is not as useful as real teeth. Because the filled teeth are not real teeth, real teeth will break under the condition of violent collision, let alone the filled teeth. Therefore, in order to prevent the teeth from falling out easily after filling. Post-filling care is very important.

Click for free consultation<<

1. Eat less hard food and avoid chewing too hard. Because the material used for fillings has limited bearing capacity, it cannot withstand as much strength as real teeth. So try to avoid eating hard things.

2. Chew slowly when eating. Chewing slowly can wash away the delicious food and at the same time, you can more easily detect the gravel contained in the food. Easy to spit out. At the same time, it is not easy to bite hard gravel due to chewing inertia, causing the filling material to fall off.

3. Brush your teeth correctly. The bristles of the toothbrush should be soft and the brushing force should be moderate. Avoid brushing too hard, as vigorous brushing can cause damage to healthy gums and wear down filling materials.

4. Choose regular filling materials, such as porcelain inlay filling materials and imported nano resin filling materials, which are all excellent. Filling and polishing teeth is a popular method nowadays. Generally, clinics only fill teeth and do not make many detailed adjustments for you, so the price will be very cheap. This is also the reason why teeth fall off quickly after fillings.

If you want to prevent the filled teeth from falling out so quickly, the above points are quite useful. If you have the conditions, it is recommended to go to a better dental filling institution or clinic to have your teeth filled. The effect and life span will be much better.

》》》

How much does it cost to fill a tooth with porcelain inlay in Shenzhen?