Even the best work from years ago eventually breaks down. Here’s why:
Natural Wear and Tear
Chewing, grinding, and daily use slowly wear out older fillings and crowns.
Outdated Technology
Earlier materials weren’t designed for precision sealing or long-term durability.
Hidden Cracks
Metal fillings expand with temperature changes, creating cracks in the surrounding tooth.
Bacteria at the Margins
As seals break down, bacteria sneak in, causing decay under the restoration.
Old Materials vs. Modern Restorations
The difference between dentistry of the past and dentistry of today is the difference between temporary fixes and long-term protection.
Old Materials
When older fillings and crowns reach the end of their lifespan, they don’t just wear out — they actively weaken the teeth they were meant to protect.
⚠ Silver fillings that crack teeth over time ⚠ Crowns with loose edges and leaking margins ⚠ Worn restorations that trap food and stain easily ⚠ Recurrent decay leading to root canals, extractions, or replacements
Bottom Line: Old materials turn into weak points, leaving teeth vulnerable to new damage.
Modern Restorations
Today’s materials are designed for precision, strength, and natural appearance — restoring health while preventing future breakdown.
🔍 Tooth-colored fillings that bond and strengthen teeth 🔍 Crowns sealed precisely with digital technology 🔍 Advanced ceramics and composites built for long-term durability 🔍 Biocompatible materials that protect both teeth and gums
Bottom Line: Modern solutions restore strength, function, and appearance — designed to last and protect.
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