We all know that very few things last forever. Bones and teeth happen to be two of those things, but what if your tooth is partially inorganic? Even porcelain floors will need to be replaced if the tile is impacted, so what about your porcelain dental crown? You impact your crown every day – sometimes with some very hard nuts or popcorn kernels.

Your math is correct. Eventually, you’ll have to trade your faithful crown for a new one. But how do you know when it’s time? Good question. The signs might not be as obvious as a broken porcelain tile, but here are some ways you can tell that your crown needs to be replaced.

Dental implants serve as artificial tooth roots, offering a strong and long-lasting solution for replacing missing teeth. With proper care, they provide significant biting power that can endure for long periods. While natural tooth enamel is the toughest substance in the human body, it can still be damaged. Surprisingly, dental implants can surpass the strength of natural enamel. Read on to explore the reasons behind their exceptional durability.