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Crown Safety
Metal ceramic crown contain
Alloy of Nickel and cromium
Which is classified as carcinogenic by international agency for research on cancer
And its ion also released in saliva
Then why it is used
Are they safe for long time
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Many precious metal and nonprecios metals are used historically in dentistry and many are safe to use.... your doctors will help you to get best one suitable for you...
With all due respect, You have all rights for studying and questioning.... but remember .... More google... more confusion...
So go ahead with less Google... more doctor formula....
Also to go on next level try to choose Zirconia or full ceramic crowns... if you have any doubt about metals used in dentistry...
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No such studies have been found but if you are not into nickel chromium crown you have other options like tilite crown or full ceramic crown like zirconia or emax
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