Complications of Cosmetic Dental Crowns

As a dental restoration and cosmetic technique, dental veneer crowns can quickly improve the appearance of teeth, but they may also bring some complications: 1. Dental veneer crowns may cause tooth deformation, especially when chewing hard foods, as the hardness of the crown is usually lower than that of natural teeth. 2. Improper installation of the crown may cause gum bleeding or gum necrosis. Long-term irritation to the gums may also lead to gum recession. 3. If the material of the crown is not suitable or it is not properly placed, gaps may form between the crown and the natural tooth, leading to food accumulation, which can result in bad breath or tooth decay. 4. The crown material is relatively brittle and may chip or fracture when biting hard objects. Therefore, when considering dental veneer crowns, it is important to fully understand their potential risks and choose a reputable hospital and an experienced dentist for the procedure.