The life of denervated tooth without coating and with coating

The longevity of denervated teeth without veneers and with veneers is a topic that causes many concerns among people. It is better to know that the lifespan of a denervated tooth without a crown is much less than that of a denervated tooth with a crown: something like 10 years or even more. In this article, we will carefully examine the durability and lifespan of denervated teeth with and without veneers. What is the lifespan of a denervated tooth without a coating? The lifespan of a successfully denervated tooth without a coating is, in most cases, between 1 and 5 years. Meanwhile, if the coating is placed on denervated teeth, its lifespan will be significantly increased by following hygiene tips and careful care. How long is the life of a denervated tooth with a veneer? The lifespan of denervated dental veneers is between 15 to 20 years or even more. Dental crowns play a vital role in the protection and longevity of denervated teeth. Veneers protect your teeth from excessive pressure, wear, re-decay, cracking and breaking. > Do you know who is the best dentist in Tehran? Click to see 10 of the best tooth veneer specialists in Tehran. How does a dental veneer increase the lifespan of a denervated tooth? - The use of dental veneers can reduce the pressure caused by chewing, grinding teeth or other habits of the person and thus prevent damage to the nerved tooth. - In addition, dental veneers prevent the occurrence of infection or more caries, thus increasing the longevity of the tooth. Also, dental veneers can help maintain the structure of the restored tooth as well as long-term protection of the tooth root. - Therefore, it seems that the denervated tooth that has a coating can show more resistance against destructive factors. Factors affecting the lifespan of denervated teeth There are many effective factors in increasing the lifespan of denervated teeth without veneers and with veneers, which include: - **Observation of oral and dental hygiene**: One of the most important effective factors in reducing the lifespan of a denervated tooth is lack of oral and dental hygiene. To maintain the health of the coated tooth and to prevent damage and decay of the denervated tooth without the coating, it is recommended to brush your teeth regularly, use dental floss and antibacterial mouthwash, and visit your dentist every six months for a checkup. - **Type of tooth filling material:** Another factor that determines the lifespan of a denervated tooth is the type of material that is used to fill the tooth after denervation. Using resistant materials can protect teeth well. The best and highest quality tooth filling materials that have a long shelf life include: - Gold with a shelf life between 15 and 30 years - Amalgam or silver with a shelf life between 10 and 15 years - Composite with a shelf life between 5 and 10 years > Study: Can a denervated tooth be composited? - **Grinding teeth**: One of the harmful habits that some people have in their sleep is the disorder of teeth grinding, which causes excessive pressure on the teeth and their wear. Grinding teeth can cause serious damage to your tooth if your tooth has just been extracted, either without a crown or even with a crown. It is recommended to use a dental guard or night guard while sleeping. - **Age and health condition of the person**: Anyway, it is normal that as you get older, the lifespan of denervated teeth decreases. The teeth of older people and people with certain diseases are more prone to breakage and damage due to chronic diseases. In such a situation, following health and care tips, eating healthy and visiting the dentist regularly will increase the lifespan and maintenance of teeth. - **Avoid hard and sticky foods**: Eating hard foods such as bottom of the pot, nuts, candy or chocolate, as well as sticky foods such as lavash can put a lot of pressure on your teeth. This pressure causes the material inside the tooth to crumble or even break and crack the tooth veneer. **Very important note:** Even if you use high-quality and long-lasting materials to fill a denervated tooth, if there is no coating, your tooth may still be broken and damaged. **final word:** Denervated teeth are always weaker and more fragile than healthy teeth. It is normal for teeth to be damaged by excessive pressure and environmental factors. In this article, we said that the life span of denervated teeth without veneers and with veneers is different. The use of veneers maximizes the durability of denervated teeth and increases its lifespan by 10 to 20 years. > Read more: The correct way to floss a covered tooth As we mentioned in this article, factors such as non-observance of hygiene tips, non-use of high-quality filling materials, consumption of hard and sticky foods, harmful habits such as teeth grinding, increasing age and the health status of the patient can play a decisive role in reducing the lifespan of denervated teeth. If you want to maximize the longevity of your denervated tooth, we recommend that you take dental veneers seriously. You can visit **Amitis Dental Clinic** to perform any type of denervated tooth veneer. For detailed information on the cost of denervated dental veneers, contact **our specialists**.