First of all, porcelain teeth have no roots, and the bearing capacity depends entirely on the adjacent teeth on both sides, so the life span of the teeth on both sides will be reduced. Moreover, it is also harmful to them to grind the teeth on both sides when making porcelain teeth. Your teeth feel. If you pull them out, you will feel uncomfortable whether you eat or talk. It will take at least a year for this situation to disappear completely.

Let's talk about porcelain teeth themselves. Although the technology of restoring commonly used porcelain teeth is mature now, it will definitely cause bad results and lead to discoloration of gums. Depending on the material, the general material will lead to gingival blackening after 3-4 years. And you can't bite anything too hard and old with porcelain teeth. The service life of porcelain teeth is about 8- 10 years, and it will be longer if it is well protected, even up to 20 years. However, the cleaning of porcelain teeth is a problem. If it cannot be kept clean, the gap between porcelain teeth and gums will become the starting point of oral mucosal diseases and periodontal diseases.

All of the above happened under the condition of good porcelain teeth restoration technology, that is to say, such a good treatment effect will be achieved in a regular comprehensive stomatological hospital. If you go to some unqualified dental clinics or meet some irresponsible so-called "doctors" in stomatology, there will be many secondary oral diseases, not only periodontal diseases and oral mucosal diseases, but also dental caries, occlusal disorders and joint diseases. The beauty and occlusal function of dentures will be greatly reduced, and even systemic diseases and nervous system diseases will be caused.

In short, if you have irregular healthy teeth, it is recommended that you use orthodontic treatment; If you have other conditions that require tooth extraction, please go to a regular dental hospital or a qualified dental clinic for repair. After all, beauty is next to health.

I hope you get well soon!