In dental restoration, dental surgeons and dentists use a variety of materials, depending on the need and type of operation, as well as the patient’s preferences. Here are a few of them:
1. Gold and other base metals
These are usually used for fillings, and are very durable, if not only for the metal sheen that stands out with the whiteness of the teeth.
2. Amalgam
Easily one of the most controversial materials used in dental restoration, it is made out of a mix of several metals, such as silver, tin, mercury, and copper. And while some may cite health concerns over it’s use, no scientific data has yet to solidify those claims.
3. Composite resin
Composite resin is composed of acrylic plastic material mixed with glass or quartz fillers, is sturdy, but is prone to discoloration.
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