I've had porcelain crowns for 12 years.They have become stained due to the fact I smoke.Are there any solutions to cleaning them or will I have to have them remove?
January 6, 2012
Answer: Stains on crowns from smoking
Stains for smoking should be removed at your recare visit to the dentist every 3-6 months. Your hygienist should be able to remove them during the cleaning process. Call you dentist and make an appointment
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January 6, 2012
Answer: Stains on crowns from smoking
Stains for smoking should be removed at your recare visit to the dentist every 3-6 months. Your hygienist should be able to remove them during the cleaning process. Call you dentist and make an appointment
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Answer: Does porcelain stain?
Porcelain does not hold stains. If yours are, they are either getting stained where the margin of the porcelain is exposed, or the porcelain has been roughened , or the material is not porcelain. Regular cleaning ( I have my patients on cleaning every 3 months) should take are of it, and get a touch up bleaching kit to clean up the crevices, and the marginal areas.
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Answer: Does porcelain stain?
Porcelain does not hold stains. If yours are, they are either getting stained where the margin of the porcelain is exposed, or the porcelain has been roughened , or the material is not porcelain. Regular cleaning ( I have my patients on cleaning every 3 months) should take are of it, and get a touch up bleaching kit to clean up the crevices, and the marginal areas.
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