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Joined: May 2005
Posts: 83
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Hello,
Last night I was doing some research and I found something that Andy Cutler said about Porcelain Crowns. Is this true?
Andy Cutler said; [[[I think the aluminum in the porcelain is in an extremely insoluble form. You will get a lot more aluminum from the baking powder in stuff you buy at the store and restaurants than you will ever get out of that crown. Porcelain crowns are usually over a stainless steel base, which may be more problematic. Most people tolerate regular (porcelain) crowns fine, a small minority don't.]]]
Does anyone know if this is true or not? And is stainless steel a bad base? If so, what base should we try to get?
Thanks for your help, Elaine
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