I have porcelain veneers (4) top and a few crowns - can I an electric toothbrush? The rotary type. Last dentist said try it and see what happens. This new dentist said - if you want to - it is up to you. But no one can answer my question which is Can I? Will it loosen the venners or crowns by the rotating and vibration?? My husband says they may come out. Help? I don't want them to come off? I take such good care I never bite into anything.
Answer: Yes, and more Cleaning Tips for Crowns & Veneers
Yes, electric toothbrushes can be safely used on crowns and veneers. To protect your dental work, avoid harsh "extra whitening" tooth pastes, and alcohol-based mouthwashes that can weaken the bonds in porcelain. I would advice using a non-abrasive toothpaste or toothpaste with baking soda, as well as non-alcoholic mouthwashes.
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Answer: Yes, and more Cleaning Tips for Crowns & Veneers
Yes, electric toothbrushes can be safely used on crowns and veneers. To protect your dental work, avoid harsh "extra whitening" tooth pastes, and alcohol-based mouthwashes that can weaken the bonds in porcelain. I would advice using a non-abrasive toothpaste or toothpaste with baking soda, as well as non-alcoholic mouthwashes.
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June 28, 2012
Answer: Using an electric toothbrush on veneers
Of course you can use an electric toothbrush on veneers and crowns, in fact we recommend it! Veneers are bonded to your teeth with strong bonding agents and resin cements while crowns are cemented onto your teeth. It would take a much stronger force then an electric toothbrush to loosen a veneer or crown, if the veneer is done properly. Electric toothbrushes do a much better job of keeping your teeth and gingiva clean and are recommended in these situations.
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June 28, 2012
Answer: Using an electric toothbrush on veneers
Of course you can use an electric toothbrush on veneers and crowns, in fact we recommend it! Veneers are bonded to your teeth with strong bonding agents and resin cements while crowns are cemented onto your teeth. It would take a much stronger force then an electric toothbrush to loosen a veneer or crown, if the veneer is done properly. Electric toothbrushes do a much better job of keeping your teeth and gingiva clean and are recommended in these situations.
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June 11, 2012
Answer: Can You Use An Electric ToothBrush On Veneers and Crowns?
Absolutely!! there is nothing wrong by using an electric toothbrush! You will benefit tremendously from it. The patented dynamic cleaning action of an electric toothbrush drives fluid deep between the teeth and along the gum line, for a difference you can see and feel. You will be so happy with it, and will never use a manual toothbrush again. We have Oral -B Braun and Sonicare in our office, very similar technology just different type of brush heads.
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June 11, 2012
Answer: Can You Use An Electric ToothBrush On Veneers and Crowns?
Absolutely!! there is nothing wrong by using an electric toothbrush! You will benefit tremendously from it. The patented dynamic cleaning action of an electric toothbrush drives fluid deep between the teeth and along the gum line, for a difference you can see and feel. You will be so happy with it, and will never use a manual toothbrush again. We have Oral -B Braun and Sonicare in our office, very similar technology just different type of brush heads.
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June 4, 2012
Answer: Rotary type of electric toothbrush best for gums and teeth in general!
Your veneers will not be damaged by ANY eletric toothbrush or come out. The best electric toothbrush that we sell in our office and, can only be found in dental offices, is the Rotadent. It is far better at removing plaque than the others. It has three heads that come with it and three speeds you can use. The brush's filaments are soft as human hair and because of the different shapes of the brushes, it can clean and get into difficult areas. It is good for gums, and teeth and with it rotating action, cleans in the same manner as the dental hygienist's handpiece. Be careful to use a gel or a non abrasive toothpaste which ever model you choose !
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June 4, 2012
Answer: Rotary type of electric toothbrush best for gums and teeth in general!
Your veneers will not be damaged by ANY eletric toothbrush or come out. The best electric toothbrush that we sell in our office and, can only be found in dental offices, is the Rotadent. It is far better at removing plaque than the others. It has three heads that come with it and three speeds you can use. The brush's filaments are soft as human hair and because of the different shapes of the brushes, it can clean and get into difficult areas. It is good for gums, and teeth and with it rotating action, cleans in the same manner as the dental hygienist's handpiece. Be careful to use a gel or a non abrasive toothpaste which ever model you choose !
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June 4, 2012
Answer: Use any toothbrush you are comfortable using
To clean porcelain veneers you need to maintain your teeth and gums just as you would if you didn't have laminates on your teeth. You can certainly use an electric toothbrush to clean your teeth and veneers, but there are a couple of considerations you must consider when maintaining porcelain veneers:
1) Use a soft bristle toothbrush – whether you use a manual toothbrush or an electric toothbrush, abrasive materials may damage the veneer.
2) Be sure to maintain your gum-line - when you brush your teeth you should always brush your gums as well. Brushing your gums maintains strong and healthy gums, which will really enhance your smile makeover.
3) FLOSS!! – Flossing should be part of daily dental care for everyone. Flossing helps prevent gum disease and removes bacteria that brushes can’t get to.
Aside from those three considerations you should always brush your teeth as thoroughly as possible.
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June 4, 2012
Answer: Use any toothbrush you are comfortable using
To clean porcelain veneers you need to maintain your teeth and gums just as you would if you didn't have laminates on your teeth. You can certainly use an electric toothbrush to clean your teeth and veneers, but there are a couple of considerations you must consider when maintaining porcelain veneers:
1) Use a soft bristle toothbrush – whether you use a manual toothbrush or an electric toothbrush, abrasive materials may damage the veneer.
2) Be sure to maintain your gum-line - when you brush your teeth you should always brush your gums as well. Brushing your gums maintains strong and healthy gums, which will really enhance your smile makeover.
3) FLOSS!! – Flossing should be part of daily dental care for everyone. Flossing helps prevent gum disease and removes bacteria that brushes can’t get to.
Aside from those three considerations you should always brush your teeth as thoroughly as possible.
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