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What are refractory porcelain veneers
Refractory porcelain veneers are a type of dental veneer made using a specific technique that involves the use of a refractory die. These veneers are crafted from porcelain and are used to improve the aesthetics of teeth by addressing issues like discoloration, chips, or misalignment. The process of making refractory porcelain veneers is quite intricate and differs from other veneer fabrication methods
Why do I still have a baby molar tooth?
Retained second molar deciduous teeth, also known as retained primary second molars or retained baby molars, refer to a dental condition where the primary (baby) second molars do not naturally fall out as they should when the permanent second molars are ready to erupt. This condition can occur and present unique dental challenges
Why the edge of a crown can look grey
The grey line you're noticing around the edge of an older dental crown is likely due to the metal base of a porcelain-fused-to-metal (PFM) crown becoming exposed. PFM crowns consist of a metal substructure covered by a layer of porcelain. The grey line typically becomes visible over time for a few reasons, an older crown, a metal crown substructure, gum recession or decay.